Innovation Assessment Game

Imagine you're a detective like Zoey, solving a mystery. Which of the following is a key principle of Design Thinking that Zoey would use?

• Linear problem-solving

• Human-centred approach

• Cost reduction

• Risk aversion

Imagine you're in a brainstorming session with Ella, Daniel, and Lily. What does empathy in social innovation mean for your team?

• Ignoring user feedback

• Understanding the needs and experiences of others

• Focusing solely on profit

• Implementing technology without user input

Scarlett and Alexander are exploring different ways to fund their innovative project. Which of the following is NOT a type of innovation funding?

• Crowdfunding

• Venture capital

• Personal savings

• Monopoly funding

Imagine you're helping Arjun and Noah brainstorm for their startup. In the Business Model Canvas, which component describes how they plan to deliver value to their customers?

• Key Resources

• Customer Segments

• Channels

• Revenue Streams

Imagine you're designing a new app for Kiara and Aarav. What should you focus on to ensure it's user-friendly?

• The aesthetics of the product

• The needs and limitations of the end user

• The cost of production

• The speed of development

During a fun Design Thinking workshop, Samuel and Lily are brainstorming. Which stage are they in when they generate a wide range of ideas?

• Define

• Ideate

• Prototype

• Test

Imagine you're Aiden, a detective in the world of design! Your mission: use empathy maps to:

• Calculate project costs

• Understand user experiences and emotions

• Develop marketing strategies

• Analyse competitors

James and Charlotte are brainstorming ways to fund their innovative start-up. Which of the following methods could they consider?

• Government grants

• Bank loans

• Angel investors

• All of the above

Hey there, future business moguls! Priya and Mia are brainstorming for their startup. Can you help them figure out what the 'Value Propositions' component in the Business Model Canvas stands for?

• The cost structure of the business

• The unique value offered to customers

• The distribution channels

• The customer relationship strategies

Imagine you're designing a new app with Anaya and Henry. Which of the following is a key principle of user-centred design that you should follow?

• Designing for the average user

• Iterative design process

• Prioritising aesthetics over functionality

• Minimising user involvement