Design Thinking
What is the human-centered process used to solve problems by focusing on the needs of users?
Design Thinking
What is an early model or version of a solution called?
Prototype
What term describes making responsible choices when using computers, technology, and the internet?
Digital Ethics
What protects an author's or creator's original work from unauthorized use?
Copyright
What term describes designing technology so people with different abilities can use it?
Accessibility
What is the first step of the Design Thinking process, where you learn about the user's needs and experiences?
Empathize
What does it mean to "iterate" a design?
Revise and improve it based on testing or feedback
What is the trail of information you leave behind when using the internet called?
Digital Footprint
What does it mean to give attribution?
Give credit to the original creator/source
What is one example of an accessibility feature used with technology?
Examples: captions, screen readers, larger text, keyboard navigation, alt text
During which step do you clearly identify the problem that needs to be solved?
Define
Why do designers test a prototype with users?
To gather feedback and identify improvements
What type of information should you avoid sharing publicly online, such as passwords, addresses, or private account information?
Personal/private information
What term describes being honest and responsible with your schoolwork?
Academic Integrity
Why is respectful feedback important when collaborating on a design?
It helps the group improve the solution while working effectively together
During which Design Thinking step do you brainstorm many possible solutions?
Ideate
A student tests an app and discovers that users cannot find the home button. What should the student do next?
Revise/improve the design based on the feedback
What is a fake message designed to trick someone into revealing passwords or personal information called?
Phishing
Copying information from a website and presenting it as your own without credit violates what principle?
Academic Integrity / Attribution
Before clicking a suspicious link in an email or message, what should you do?
Verify the message/link and make sure it is legitimate
Put these Design Thinking steps in order: Prototype, Empathize, Test, Define, Ideate.
Empathize -> Define -> Ideate -> Prototype -> Test
Why is documenting changes important during the design process?
It shows how and why the design was improved
You notice a classmate left their account logged in. What is the ethical thing to do?
Log them out or notify the student/teacher without opening or changing anything
What should you do when using information, images, or ideas created by someone else in a school project?
Properly credit/cite the original source
A technology solution works extremely well but exposes users' private information. Is it a strong solution? Explain.
No. A strong solution should be both useful and responsible/ethical.