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Ideation Quizizz

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Ideation?

a)

Copying ideas from other people.

b)

Brainstorm solutions.

c)

Creating prototypes.

d)

Gathering input from stakeholders.

2.

Ideation is which step in the Design Thinking process?

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

3rd

d)

4th

e)

5th

3.

Ideation is mostly about

a)

finding the best solution.

b)

the art of the possible.

c)

eliminating bad ideas.

d)

creating models.

4.

Setting a time limit, staying on topic, avoiding judgment, encouraging wild ideas, including outside people, Yes And'ing, being visual, and using constraints are all...

a)

things to be avoided in the Ideation phase.

b)

best practices in the Ideation phase.

c)

important when Defining the Problem.

d)

only important in the Empathy phase.

5.

Ideating as though you have zero dollars in funding is an example of...

a)

providing a constraint to help increase creativity.

b)

empathy.

c)

negative or "no" thinking.

d)

never recommended.

6.

Which of the following is NOT a recommended method of Ideation?

a)

Brainstorming.

b)

Mind-mapping.

c)

Storyboarding.

d)

Sketching.

e)

Surveying.

7.

Put the Ideation Process steps in the right order.

a)

Share ideas together.

b)

Sketch/Storyboard selected ideas.

c)

Vote on ideas.

d)

Reflect on how "do-able" specific ideas may be.

1)
2)
3)
4)
8.

Placing our How Might We questions and our Solutions on sticky notes on the Jamboard was an example of...

a)

Sharing ideas

b)

Voting

c)

Storyboarding

d)

Describing how "do-able" each idea was.

9.

Creating visuals of specific components and layouts of an idea is called...

a)

Storyboarding/ Sketching/ Mindmapping

b)

Prototyping

c)

Voting

d)

Judging

10.

When voting on an idea, the recommended feedback includes which THREE categories?

a)

Do-able

b)

Wild Card

c)

Disruptive

d)

Perfect

11.

When an idea is considered "disruptive", it is considered...

a)

a bad idea.

b)

an idea that will bother or upset people.

c)

an idea that is different than how it is normally done.

d)

too expensive.

12.

Feasible

a)

The abilty to put a price on something.

b)

The ability to understand an idea.

c)

How disruptive something is.

d)

The ability to do something. (An idea is do-able.)

13.

The impact of something speaks about...

a)

how important that idea will be to the stakeholders/ users.

b)

how much an idea will cost.

c)

how hurtful or harmful an idea might be.

d)

how do-able an idea is.