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What is an activity that convergent thinking would use:

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Critiquing existing ideas, analysing research

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What is an activity that divergent thinking would use:

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Brainstorming and mind mapping, using creativity triggers like SCAMPER

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cultural appropriation is

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Elements of one culture are taken and used by other members of a culture and used without understanding, respect or permission

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How can you show ethical research practices

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  • Respect peoples diversity
  • Be responsible and comply with legal legislations
  • Recognise, value and respect cultural heritage
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There are 7 universal design principles

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Equitable use
Flexible use
Simple and intuitive use
Perceptible
Tolerance for error
Low physical effort
Usable size and space

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What is the puropse of universal design

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To guide the designs of environment, products and communications to guide the design process to make more usable products and environments

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What is market research:

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  • Research from retail feeding the design and development of an upcoming product
    • Gathering of people’s needs, wants and prices to find out the gap in the market
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What is an example of market research

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Interviews
Focus groups
User trials
Questionnaires
Surveys

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Example of secondary research:

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-journal articles
- Published images

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What is an example of primary research:

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  • Interviews
    • Observations
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What is an evaluation criteria created from

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The design brief

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What Is a life cycle analysis

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The scientific method of comparing 2 products or more products over the five life cycle stages impacts to see which is more sustainable

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What is extended producer responsibility

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  • The extended responsibility of a manufacturer to manage their environmental impact of their product
  • The producers responsibility to take back their product at the end of its life cycle to recycle it
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What is a strategy manufacturers can use to implement extended producer responsibility

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  • Offering a take back scheme
  • Implement D4D approaches
  • Design products with less waste
  • Avoiding using products that cannot be replaced or need constant replacement
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What is technancy

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  • Refers to the ability to work across multiple different technologies with many materials and with the knowledge of the user and its context
  • Covers all knowledge and skills required for innovative and creative solutions
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What is the purpose of a prototype

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  • To develop an idea of a product concept
  • To make a model of a product to identify how it will look and its feasability
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what is an example of a function of a product?

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  • improve something erganomically
  • new technological developments
18
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how can you research end user needs?

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observe/ interview friends or family
consider your own/ peers needs
reflect on personal experiences
listen to people with a special need
talk to end user about experiences, needs and wants
examine consumer demands
research societal needs

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what is the definition of function?

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the purpose of a product that makes it fit-for-use for its intent

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what is a product lifecycle

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the cycle of a product from creation to obsolescence
the resource inputs that span a products manufacture

21
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what does an ethical consideration in design entail?

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legal responsibilities
copyright
intellectual property
sustainability
Australian and international standards and regulations
OHS

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What is circular economy

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circulate products and materials, to reduce waste and pollution and to preserve nature

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what does a circular economy aim to combat?

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consumption of materials and resources and the creation of waste and polution

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life cycle analysis does what?

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compare the impacts of two or more similar products
measures a products impact on the environment and or human health
measure whether sustainability improvements to a product have made significant reductions to its impact.

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what is an example of intellectual property?

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copyright
patents
trademarks
registered designs

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what is a design brief (correct definition)

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an indepth explanation outlining the project scope, function and end user for the product

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how is divergent thinking shown in the folio?

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Brainstorming
Visualisation

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Convergent thinking in the folio

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evaluating research
critiquing ideas/solutions
planning for production

29
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what is functional obsolescence

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manufacturers choose lower quality materials and construction processes, knowing that the product will be less durable.

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