Core Knowledge 1.2 Evaluating new and emerging technologies to inform design decisions
Core Knowledge
Core Knowledge
1.2 Evaluating new and emerging technologies to
1.2 Evaluating new and emerging technologies to
inform design decisions
inform design decisions
1.2 Evaluating new and emerging technologies
1.2 Evaluating new and emerging technologies
Complete the mind map below detailing the questions to ask when critically evaluating new and
emerging technologies that inform design decisions.
Name:______________________
Year 10 Core Knowledge
Manufacturing Capabilities
Budget Constraints
Timescale
Key Term
: Critical Evaluation: A process that identifies
positives and negatives from a range of areas to assess the
suitability of
concepts
such as a design, process or material.
1.2 The evauation of new and emerging technologies
1.2 The evauation of new and emerging technologies
Critical Evaluation 1
List the questions below when considering 3D printing a lower
Jaw implant.
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
Question: How do these questions help with the design process?
Consideration of contemporary and potential future scenarios. When
making design decisions you must examine possible scenarios.
Outcomes could be positive or negative or both.
Page 12 & 13:
What are the 5 possible scenarios given, summarise
them so you can consider them if you are asked to design
something in the exam.
Key terms:
Global warming:
Ethics:
1.2 The evaluation of new and emerging technologies
1.2 The evaluation of new and emerging technologies
Ethical perspectives on new and emerging technologies–
what are these (give examples):
Environment: Why do designers need to consider the
environment ? (page 13)
Designers will usually use various types of materials to design and
make their products, what considerations should they make and
why? (page 14)
Key terms:
Carbon Footprint:
Life-cycle analysis
1.2 The evaluation of new and emerging technologies
1.2 The evaluation of new and emerging technologies
Carbon Footprint:
Your carbon footprint involves all indirect and
direct activities in a day.
Give examples of how a company can reduce it’s carbon footprint
Draw the key elements of a life-cycle analysis below:
Exam Tip:
Ensure you can bullet point the key steps
An LCA is a systematic inventory of
environmental impacts at every stage
of a product’s life including:
1.2 The evaluation of new and emerging technologies
1.2 The evaluation of new and emerging technologies
List the every day products you use – At least 5
Under one of them list the environmental impact they have
– consider
the LCA, carbon footprint and the ethical impact,
Apple have designed and sold many products, people change their
phones sometimes for no reason other than to have the most recent
technology. Using the examples on page 12 for a critical evaluation,
create a critical evaluation for your favourite gadget or fashion item.
As a designer, if you were to
design a new range of T shirts or
timber tech holders, what would
your environmental considerations
be?
1.2 The evaluation of new and emerging technologies FOT
1.2 The evaluation of new and emerging technologies FOT
FOT 1:
Explain the steps involved in carrying out a lifecycle
analysis.
FOT2: Explain why current and future scenarios needs o
be considered when making design decisions.
the critical evaluation process for new and emerging technologies informing design decisions. Consider aspects like manufacturing capabilities, budget constraints, materials used, and ethical perspectives. Learn about evaluating carbon footprints and life-cycle analysis. Discover key questions for scenarios like 3D printing. Understand why designers must consider the environment and how to reduce carbon footprints.
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Core Knowledge 1.2 Evaluating new and emerging technologies to inform design decisions Name: Group: Teacher:
1.2 Evaluating new and emerging technologies Complete the mind map below detailing the questions to ask when critically evaluating new and emerging technologies that inform design decisions. Pages 11-14 Key Term: Critical Evaluation: A process that identifies positives and negatives from a range of areas to assess the suitability of concepts such as a design, process or material. Manufacturing Capabilities Budget Constraints Examples of critical evaluation questions Timescale The Materials Used Who the Product is for Name:______________________ Year 10 Core Knowledge
1.2 The evauation of new and emerging technologies Critical Evaluation 1 List the questions below when considering 3D printing a lower Jaw implant. Pages 11-14 Consideration of contemporary and potential future scenarios. When making design decisions you must examine possible scenarios. Outcomes could be positive or negative or both. 1) 2) Page 12 & 13: What are the 5 possible scenarios given, summarise them so you can consider them if you are asked to design something in the exam. 3) 4) 5) 6) Question: How do these questions help with the design process? Key terms: Global warming: Ethics:
1.2 The evaluation of new and emerging technologies Ethical perspectives on new and emerging technologies what are these (give examples): Pages 11-14 Environment: Why do designers need to consider the environment ? (page 13) Designers will usually use various types of materials to design and make their products, what considerations should they make and why? (page 14) Key terms: Carbon Footprint: Life-cycle analysis
1.2 The evaluation of new and emerging technologies Carbon Footprint: Your carbon footprint involves all indirect and direct activities in a day. Give examples of how a company can reduce it s carbon footprint Pages 11-14 Draw the key elements of a life-cycle analysis below: An LCA is a systematic inventory of environmental impacts at every stage of a product s life including: Exam Tip: Ensure you can bullet point the key steps
1.2 The evaluation of new and emerging technologies Pages 11 - 14 Image result for i pad screen clip art https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQ8IQ3V9rcCCh8wOOyrkqpv2i8K9_L7kQ8ix-cWn1erTElvpQAZPeum9PUList the every day products you use At least 5 Under one of them list the environmental impact they have consider the LCA, carbon footprint and the ethical impact, As a designer, if you were to design a new range of T shirts or timber tech holders, what would your environmental considerations be? Apple have designed and sold many products, people change their phones sometimes for no reason other than to have the most recent technology. Using the examples on page 12 for a critical evaluation, create a critical evaluation for your favourite gadget or fashion item.
1.2 The evaluation of new and emerging technologies FOT FOT 1: Explain the steps involved in carrying out a lifecycle analysis. Pages 11-14 FOT2: Explain why current and future scenarios needs o be considered when making design decisions.
