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Design Thinking for Locker Redesign

The document outlines a 9-step process for redesigning student lockers at a high school. The process involves observing current student locker use, asking students for feedback on what they like and dislike, questioning the school about locker problems, analyzing collected data, developing prototype locker designs, testing the prototypes, adjusting the designs, implementing the new lockers, and getting feedback after implementation.

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Design Thinking for Locker Redesign

The document outlines a 9-step process for redesigning student lockers at a high school. The process involves observing current student locker use, asking students for feedback on what they like and dislike, questioning the school about locker problems, analyzing collected data, developing prototype locker designs, testing the prototypes, adjusting the designs, implementing the new lockers, and getting feedback after implementation.

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  • Process: How do you solve problems?
  • Problem Statement
  • Step 1: Observe
  • Step 2: Ask
  • Step 3: Question
  • Step 4: Analyze
  • Step 5: Build a Prototype
  • Step 6: Test
  • Step 7: Adjust
  • Step 8: Implement
  • Step 9: Get Feedback

Process:

How do you solve problems?

Problem:

Suppose you have been hired to re-design the student lockers at a large public high school. What PROCESS would you use to tackle this project?

Observe how students use the lockers.

Ask the students about what they do and dont like on their lockers.

Question the school about problems with students using lockers.

Analize the collected data.

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Test.

Adjust.

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Get Feedback.

Process: 
How do you solve 
problems?
Problem: 
Suppose you have been hired to 
re-design the student lockers at 
a large public high school. 
What PROCESS would y
Observe how 
students use 
the lockers.
1
Ask the students 
about what they 
do and don’t like 
on their lockers.
2
Question the 
school about 
problems with 
students using 
lockers.
3
Analize the 
collected 
data.
4
Build a prototype.
5
Test.
6
Adjust.
7
Implement.
8

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