uni assignment

The text discusses the SCAMPER creativity tool. After reviewing this in the text, complete the following chart with examples not found in the text. In the explanation column briefly explain how the example relates to the question. Questions Example Explanation Substitute: What else instead? Who else instead? Other ingredients? Other material? Other time? Other place? Vegan ice-cream Vegan ice-cream instead of normal ice cream. Will use ingredients like almond milk and butter instead of dairy products Combine: How about a blend? Combine purposes? Combine materials? Phone charging shoes Shoes that converts a person’s movement to energy and uses it to charge the person’s phone. Adapt: What else is like this? What other idea does this suggest? How can I adjust to these circumstances? Light sensing night lights Night light that can sense the light in the room and adjust its brightness. Bright at night and auto turns off in the morning. Modify: Different order, form, shape? Minify: What to make smaller? Slower? Lighter? What to do with less frequency? Magnify: What to make higher? Longer? Thicker? What to do with greater frequency? Lighter phones, Foldable screen, Faster Wi-Fi. Phones can be made even lighter. Foldable screens can allow lager screen in small pockets. Faster Wi-Fi for faster download and upload Put to other uses: New ways to use as is? Other uses I modified? Other places to use an item or movement? Bleach used to create patterns on shirt Using bleach instead of paint to create patterns on cloths gives a unique look. Eliminate: What to remove? Omit? Understate? Physical data storage e.g. CDs and USBs Eliminate the use of CDs and USBs to store data and store it in the cloud instead. Rearrange: Other layout? Other sequence? Transpose cause and effect? Transpose positive and negative? How about opposites? Interview instead of query Interview people for product review instead of having a query answered. Reverse: Interchange components? Other pattern? Backward? Upside down? Animal pattern on tiles. Upside down ketchup containers Use animal pattern on tiles instead of the classic marble print. Squeezing tubes of ketchup instead of bottle Assignment will be assessed using the following criteria: • The chart contains accurate examples for each of the 8 questions. • The chart contains accurate explanations for each of the 8 questions. • Writing is clear. Used appropriate grammar and writing to express ideas. References (if used) were cited properly.

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