Applying Your Lessons
Look back at your Padlet brainstorming activity to reflect on what you’ve learned in this class and then answer the following questions:
How will you apply the...
Good vs Bad Ideas
Why do some ideas succeed in making money and doing good, while others fail?
Part One
Have a look at two companies - one that is...
Peer Review
You’ve heard the pitches. You’ve given yours. Now it’s time to review and get reviewed. It’s your final opportunity to offer critiques and receive feedback to...
Pitching Your Career to a Focus Group
Pitching your idea is valuable tool to seek support, funding and validation while gathering opinions from a diverse group of people to ensure your...
Find Common Ground
Finding common ground is important because it promotes understanding, builds trust, facilitates problem-solving, and encourages respect. By finding common ground, people can work together...
Bias
Bias refers to a tendency of holding a particular perspective, opinion or judgment, often based on personal experiences, beliefs or attitudes. Bias can manifest...
Your Project – Part Three
Take all of the Post-it notes your classmates have left you and sort them into piles that relate to the type of feedback given...
Your Project – Part Two
It’s time to take your rapid prototype and see if others like your idea.
Create a simple display station (a bullet point outline or a...
Your Project – Part One
Rapid Prototype Your Idea
Before launching into your final project, it's helpful to create a rapid prototype of your idea so that you can test...
Listening to and Learning from Traditional Knowledge
How to learn from traditional knowledge
Learning from traditional knowledge involves understanding and respecting Indigenous wisdom, practices and values passed down through the generations. Here...