Practice 2. Presenting A Range Of Feasible Design Ideas With Annotations (3.2)
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2. Presenting a Range of Feasible Design Ideas with Annotations

Practice - 2. Presenting a Range of Feasible Design Ideas with Annotations

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Question 1 Easy

Define Feasibility in your own words as it applies to a school design project.

  • Answer: It means that the design is realistic to build given the tools in the workshop, the materials available, the budget, and the deadline.
  • Hint: Ask yourself: "Can I actually finish this in 3 weeks with cardboard and glue?"

💡 Hint: Ask yourself: "Can I *actually* finish this in 3 weeks with cardboard and glue?"

Question 2 Easy

What is the difference between a Label and an Annotation?

  • Answer: A label identifies a part (e.g., "Bamboo Handle"). An annotation explains the reason for that part (e.g., "Bamboo handle used because it is a renewable material and provides a comfortable, ergonomic grip").
  • Hint: Labels say "What"; Annotations say "Why."

💡 Hint: Labels say "What"; Annotations say "Why."

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Question 1

Which part of the S.A.F.E. memory aid reminds you to explain your choices?

  • Type: mcq
  • Options: A) Sketch, B) Annotate, C) Feasible, D) Explore
  • Correct Answer: B
A) Sketch
B) Annotate
C) Feasible
D) Explore * **Correct Answer**: **B**

💡 Hint: No hint provided

Question 2

True or False: Annotations should only focus on what the product looks like (Aesthetics).

  • Type: boolean
  • Options: True, False
  • Correct Answer: False
  • Explanation: Annotations must also cover function, materials, ergonomics, and environmental impact.
True
False * **Correct Answer**: **False** * **Explanation**: Annotations must also cover function
materials
ergonomics
and environmental impact.

💡 Hint: No hint provided

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Challenge 1 Hard

The Annotation Upgrade: Look at this basic label: "Soft foam padding."

  • Task: Upgrade this into a professional Annotation for a student backpack design.
  • Solution: "High-density EVA foam padding added to the shoulder straps to distribute weight evenly and reduce pressure on the user's trapezius muscles, improving long-term comfort."
  • Hint: Use specific material names and mention the User Benefit.

💡 Hint: Use specific material names and mention the **User Benefit**.

Challenge 2 Hard

The Feasibility Filter: You are designing a sustainable coffee cup. You have three ideas:

  • A) A cup made of compressed coffee grounds.
  • B) A cup with a built-in digital temperature screen.
  • C) A cup made of locally sourced clay.
  • Task: If you have a budget of $5 and 2 hours in a pottery studio, which idea is Feasible and why?
  • Solution: Idea C is the most feasible. Compressed coffee grounds (A) require industrial high-pressure machinery you don't have. A digital screen (B) is too expensive for a $5 budget. Locally sourced clay is affordable and can be shaped within the 2-hour studio time.
  • Hint: Check your constraints: Time, Money, and Tools.

💡 Hint: Check your constraints: Time, Money, and Tools.

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