*COPY/PASTE THE FOLLOWING ON A NEW GOOGLE DOC, NAME IT
CRITERION B OBJECTIVES 1 AND 2, AND SAVE IT IN YOUR PROJECT
FOLDER. KEEP THE DEFAULT FONT TYPE AND FONT SIZE 12.
*HOWEVER, IF THE CHART OR TABLE DOES NOT FORMAT CORRECTLY IN
YOUR GOOGLE DOC, DELETE IT AND THEN EITHER CREATE NEW TABLES
OR CREATE A DIFFERENT DESIGN DIGITALLY OR BY HAND (E.G., FLOW
CHART, BUBBLE MAP, DRAWINGS WITH DESCRIPTIONS, ETC.).
Criterion B, Objective 1: I can develop a design specification, which outlines the success
criteria for the design of a solution based on the data collected.
Criterion B, Objective 2: I can present a range of feasible design ideas, which can be
interpreted by others.
Evidence of Work - Classwork and Homework
Describe, discuss, and analyze your Criterion B, Objectives 1 and 2 Evidence of Work. Be
very thorough and cite specifics as you answer questions, provide information, and follow
instructions.
1. Brainstorm the possible solutions (products). Create a list of five or more different products
or ways that this project can be created in Criterion C – Creating the Solution. Hybrids (or
combinations of two specific ways) may be included. Include the solution (product or software)
that is assigned for this project: a presentation, movie, or webpage.
2. Check the solutions (products) you have brainstormed, using a test (checklist) and also
write an overview about each of your three solutions (products).
a. Select three products from your brainstormed list in #1 above (e.g., iMovie, Weebly, Paper
Mache Globe), including the software or product that you plan to use with this project, and list
them here.
b. To compare and contrast your three selected products, for each product, list ten or more
specific steps or things that you will need to do to successfully create your product. Either create
a chart or table like the one below or create a different design digitally or by hand (e.g., flow
charts, bubble maps, drawings with descriptions, etc.). Check each product with your itemized
checklist, with an appropriate response (Yes/No, or  or X, or  or , etc.). Your chart or
design serves as a test or checklist. Your answers will compare three products. Which product
meets your test or checklist the best? Analyze carefully whether every component of your
checklist can be covered in each possible product.
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c. In an essay of 15 lines (Times New Roman, font size 12, and 1 inch margins) or longer,
compose a thorough, detailed description of each of your three product ideas. As you analyze
and evaluate each product, compare and contrast each products answers to the other two
products.
3. Provide the pros and cons of each solution (product). With the same three products that you
used in #2 above, analyze and evaluate your test or checklist that you designed for number two.
List at least three pros and cons per product. Please note: if the solution (product) will not meet
one of the points on your checklist, then it would be a con. Either create a chart or table like the
one below or create a different design digitally or by hand (e.g., flow charts, bubble maps,
drawings with descriptions, etc.).
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Criterion B, Objectives 1 and 2 Process Journal
1. In a paragraph of three or more sentences, define the word, brainstorming, and discuss the
purpose of brainstorming ideas.
2. In two or more sentences, discuss why it is helpful and important to narrow-down a list of
five or more ideas or products to three for testing and analysis.
3. In a paragraph of three or more sentences, explain how creating an initial plan, by creating
step-by-step checklist of things to do to successfully for your project, assist you with analyzing,
and comparing and contrasting, your three products?
4. In two or more sentences, discuss how exploring and listing some pros and cons of each
product provides additional data and therefore, assists you with comparing and contrasting your
three products.