William Ong High 1-C 23 Design Cycle
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The document describes the design cycle process, which consists of 4 main steps: [1] Investigate, [2] Plan and Design, [3] Create, and [4] Evaluate. It provides details on each step and uses an example of creating a CLE website about God's love to illustrate how to apply the design cycle. The key aspects of each step are outlined, such as researching the topic, gathering ideas, organizing solutions, implementing the plan, and reviewing the final product. Following the full design cycle process helps ensure projects are completed efficiently and with fewer mistakes.
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William Ong High 1-C 23 Design Cycle
- 1. THE DESIGN CYCLE By: William Ong High 1-C 23
- 2. What is the Design Cycle?
- 3. Diagram
- 4. The steps in the Design Cycle • Investigate • Plan and Design • Create • Evaluate
- 5. Let me use an example for this presentation: Example: Making a CLE website about God’s love in your high, low and normal points in life using scriptures in the Old Testament with a group of three. (to follow what I talk about go to this link for the project: http://wouong19.wix.com/hisunconditionallove )
- 7. Investigate • phase of the research is to find solutions to the problem are described and problems. Information is collected on the subject
- 8. How to do this step • Identify the problem -What will my project be about? -What problem will my project revolve around? • Develop the design brief - What will I place in my project? • Formulate a design specification - What points will I make for the project?
- 9. In my CLE project 1. The group first discussed what topic of God’s love will be tackled 2. We divided the parts and distributed it to each other 3. We discussed what to place in the website
- 10. Plan and Design
- 11. Plan and Design • ideas are given to solve the problem and later collected • phase of the product is designed and how it is planned to create such methods. The timeline is prepared
- 12. How to do this step • Design a product - What do I want my project to look like? • Plan a product and make a solution - What will be the solutions for the problem presented?
- 13. In my CLE project 1. We discussed what template to use for the website 2. We got ideas on what to place in the website 3. We gathered and organized our ideas
- 15. Create • phase in which all ideas are put together and the product is created
- 16. How to do this step • Use appropriate techniques and equipment - What computer programs will I use? - How will I do it? • Follow the plan • Create the product/ solutions
- 17. In my CLE project 1. We discussed on what website creator to use (which in our project we used wix.com) 2. We placed our gathered and organized ideas to the website 3. Created the product (designs, etc.)
- 19. Evaluate • phase of the product is evaluated. The resulting product shall be reviewed not solve the problem it solves.
- 20. How to do this step • Evaluate the product/ solution - How did my finished product turn out? • Evaluate the use of the design cycle - Did I follow the design cycle?
- 21. In my CLE project 1. We all reread the website looking for mistakes 2. When we see we have a mistake, we change it 3. Placed the final touches and sent it to our teacher
- 22. What good comes out of using the design cycle • Finishing the project faster (we finished our CLE project in one school day) • More organized way of doing the project = Less mistakes & less confusion/ mess
- 23. FOLLOW THE DESIGN CYCLE FOR A BETTER GRADE WITHOUT THE STRESS!!!:D