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GCSE Assessment Criteria:
Developing of Design Proposals
(32 Marks)
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A*
32-30
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- I have shown original, imaginative and innovative ideas by using designing outside
the box (divergent thinking) & other techniques c
- I have developed my ideas further by using ongoing research c
- My developments are shown through a variety of methods
- Sketches c
- Accurate drawings c
- CAD c
- Modelling c
- I have produced a well planned development section that includes models and testing
throughout to a final solution c
- I have checked and utilised information about social, moral, environmental and sustainability
issues throughout my planning c
- I have planned to use appropriate materials and components which have been selected
with full regard to their working properties c
- I have a fully detailed and justified manufacturing specification taking full account
of the analysis undertaken c
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A
29-26
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Growth of Concepts into Initial Ideas
Growth of Initial Ideas into Detailed Ideas
Growth of Detailed Ideas into a Fully Developed Final Solution
- Thinking Outside the Box Mind Maps
- Driven from Research (Theme, Consumer profile, Existing Products)
- Detailed Prototypes made from card or appropriate materials to test the validity,
function, manufacture of ideas
- Exact scale drawings and or CAD models
- 2D drawing (plan, side, front) Orthographic
- Cutting Plans
- Detailed Prototypes made from card or appropriate materials to test the validity,
function, manufacture of ideas
PRODUCT DESIGN: Concept Ideas
There is no wrong or right way to design but the strategy below is one of eight that
can help give you a starting point or help when you get ‘designers block.’ When
producing your design ideas try and sketch simple ideas free hand first.
■ Keep the drawings simple.
■ Make the drawings large.
■ Only use colour when it is important.
■ Use notes that ...
◆ ask questions
◆ describe things
◆ suggest materials
◆ given reasons.
NO IDEA IS A BAD IDEA
If you draw an idea and you don’t thinks that it is a good idea then you should still
present it in your paper work regardless. Why?
- It shows development of ideas = Higher Marks
- Elements/Parts of that “Bad” idea may spark inspiration for another idea.
- How can I improve that idea.
Initial Ideas Communication
If you were an architect, which sketch would you use to present your idea of the
Sydney Opera House to a panel of judges?
There is a lot of VALUE in every Sketch, GOOD or BAD. Sketches are simple and communicate
an idea.
Improving your Sketching and Design Ideas
If you wish to improve your sketches recap over the graphics tutorials that we have
covered for one point perspective, two pint perspective and isometric. The videos
below are also really good and you can watch these at home as there are lots more…….
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A help sheet is shown below for the pages you are going to complete. This shows one
of the possible ways how you can layout your sheet if you need help and guidance.
It can be downloaded and printed via the printer icon. Also look at past examples
for inspiration
An example of how to layout the what if mind-map design sheets is shown below. Remember
you can use your own headings relevant to your own project. This shows one of the
possible ways of how you can layout your sheet if you need help and guidance. How
you lay this page out is again up to you, there are several ways.
This method allows you to develop creative ideas quickly.
It is a good technique to use at the beginning of generating ideas.
This method encourages you to use Divergent Thinking by asking the question “what
if?”