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L6: Where do innovation come from?

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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1.

What is the difference between design thinking and innovation?

a)
Design thinking focuses solely on aesthetics; innovation is about functionality.
b)
Innovation is a step in the design thinking process; design thinking is not a method.
c)
Design thinking is only for graphic design; innovation applies to all fields.
d)
Design thinking is a process for problem-solving; innovation is the outcome of implementing new ideas.
2.

Name the four stages of the innovation process.

a)

Market Research, Prototyping, Testing, Launch

b)

Idea Generation, Idea Screening, Development, Commercialization

c)

Idea Generation, Idea Screening, Development, Seeking fun

d)

Concept Development, Evaluation, Marketing, Sales

3.

What does the 'Search' stage involve?

a)

Collecting data from various sources.

b)

Analyzing the gathered information.

c)

Identifying and locating relevant information or resources and the right people.

d)

Identifying and locating relevant information or resources.

4.

How does the 'Select' stage contribute to innovation?

a)

The 'Select' stage generates new ideas for innovation.

b)

The 'Select' stage eliminates all ideas without consideration.

c)

The 'Select' stage contributes to innovation by filtering and prioritizing ideas for best monetization.

d)

The 'Select' stage contributes to innovation by filtering and prioritizing ideas for development.

5.

What activities are part of the 'Implement' stage?

a)

Gathering stakeholder feedback

b)

Evaluating project outcomes

c)

Executing the project plan, deploying resources, conducting test, and then implementation.

d)

Executing the project plan, deploying resources, conducting training, and monitoring progress.

6.

What does 'Capture' mean in the context of innovation?

a)

Capture means to identify and retain valuable ideas and insights in innovation.

b)

Capture is the act of documenting every idea without evaluation.

c)

Capture means to physically seize an object in innovation.

d)

Capture refers to the process of marketing a product.

7.

Identify a common source of innovation.

a)

Market trends

b)

Problem-solving needs

c)

Customer preferences

d)

Technological advancements

8.

How can collaboration enhance the innovation process?

a)

Collaboration limits the number of ideas generated during brainstorming.

b)

Collaboration slows down the innovation process by creating confusion.

c)

Collaboration enhances the innovation process by combining diverse ideas and expertise, fostering creativity and forming the best team.

d)

Collaboration enhances the innovation process by combining diverse ideas and expertise, fostering creativity and accelerating problem-solving.

9.

What role does user feedback play in design thinking?

a)

User feedback is only useful for marketing purposes.

b)

User feedback should be ignored to maintain creative freedom.

c)

User feedback is optional for validating ideas and refining solutions in design thinking.

d)

User feedback is crucial for validating ideas and refining solutions in design thinking.

10.

Why is it important to iterate during the innovation process?

a)

Iteration slows down the innovation process.

b)

It is important to iterate during the innovation process to refine ideas, incorporate feedback, and enhance the final product.

c)

It is important to iterate during the innovation process to refine ideas, incorporate feedback, and make sure the product is marketable.

d)

Final products should be created without changes.