Criterion A- Inquiring and Analyzing

Criterion A- Inquiring and Analyzing

Food Design

Open Ended

Summarize what you already know about Criterion A: Inquiring and Analyzing

Open Ended

Name the steps you remember in Criterion A: Inquiring and Analyzing. There were four.

​Criterion A: Inquiring and Analyzing

• ​Explain and justify the problem

• ​Construct a research plan

• ​Analyze similar existing products

• ​Develop a design brief

Multiple Select

What should be in a research plan? Choose all possible answers

• research topics

• primary/secondary sources

• prioritization

• conclusions

• inspir

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means to break down in order to bring out its essential elements or structure, to identify parts and relationships and come up with a conclusion

Multiple Select

What is a design brief?

• research notes and conclusions

• it tells about the product I intend to create

• inspirations

• it also summarizes important information from research

Open Ended

What was a key skill that you developed in Criterion A?

Open Ended

What was a key skill that you deem most important to succeed in Criterion A?

Poll

Which step in Criterion A did you enjoy the most?

• Learning more about the problem

• Research plan

• Looking for inspirations

• Design brief

• All of it

​Elevator Pitch- Design Brief

​An Elevator Pitch is a short presentation of your ideas to another person to convince him/her of your call to action. It should be short enough to share during an elevator ride but informative and engaging enough to persuade him/her to join you in your cause.

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​You will create an elevator pitch promoting your product to a potential business partner. You have one minute to convince this person. What will you tell him/her?

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​Guiding questions: What is your product? What's unique about it? Why are you creating it?