Iterative Design Help Sheet/ A2 poster A2 poster in the style of London Underground to help promote the Iterative Design Process in the new D&T coursework at both A Level and GCSE. Visual so students can see they can do any of the tasks in any order. (can be printed in A2/ A3 or A4) Which stop will you stop at next? PLUS Iterative Design Help Cards Pack Stuck or Confused? A pack of Cards to inspire iterative process. These link and explain/ make suggestions for the map and underground stops. Students can pick out a card at random and complete the tasks and answer questions on the card they pick out. Again to help students that are stuck on what to do next. *Both in PDF format. *

Exemplar D&T NEA Examples (Product Design/ Mixed Materials) Both are fresh examples of the Iterative Design Process. Context 1: Design for Nature Personal Brief: Create a range of products inspired by nature that are aimed to encourage users to think about nature and the affect their behaviour has on the environment. Outcome: a set of Ply/ MDF shelving inspired by trees and the prototype of outdoor shelter. Material areas: PD, Biomimicy and Textiles Context 2: Children’s learning and play Personal Brief: Design a piece of lighting focussing on emotional interaction, play and enlightening users. Outcome: Live breif that produces a lamp made of acrylic, inspired by Kerplunk. Material areas- Resistant materials and Product Design