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Design Process

DescriptionThe design process is a step-by-step approach used by designers to ensure that they produce the most effective design. It involves thinking, discussion, research, analysis, problem solving and developing ideas. This is the foundation work required for an effective design solution. An overview of the purpose process is shown on the right and each step is detailed throughout the rest of this chapter.It is important to note that the design process is not strictly linear. For example, you may find that you need to complete research at several stages or you may need to revise your planning later in the process

learning objectives

Level 4

  • LearningDescribe objectiveskey forstages levelin 4,the considerdesign blooms taxonomy, learning outcomes, GPOs and learner engagement.process.
  • Create work that satisfies individually, key stages in the design process.
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Interactions, engagements and activities

Describe the types of interaction and activities that could help achieve the objectives. 

Level 5

  • LearningPlan objectivesthe forthe levelapplication 6,of considera bloomsdesign taxonomy,process, learningidentifying outcomes,key GPOsmilestones and learnerexpected engagement.time spent at each stage.
  •  Produce work that appropriately meets the requirements of each stage of a design process.
  •  Use an iterative approach to a design process
Interactions, engagements and activities

Describe the types of interaction and activities that could help achieve the objectives.

Level 6

  • LearningDocument objectivesown fordesign level 6, consider blooms taxonomy, learning outcomes, GPOsprocess and learnerapply engagement.it to while creating design work.
  •  Compare differing processes and evaluate their effectiveness.
  •  Describe a range of methodologies, mindsets, systems or procedures that can be applied to a design process. (Human centred, User experience, Agile, Lean)
  • Use project management techniques and tools to work collaboratively. (Kanban, trello, Scrum)
Interactions, engagements and activities

Describe the types of interaction and activities that could help achieve the objectives.

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