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revised script... well, i need to get to the revising part, i was adding more, but then i realized that it was too long...
Me: Helloooo South Texas! And welcome to The News Today! Today we have a guest to help us learn about the DESIGN CYCLE. Alright, well I know what most of you guys are thinking: “ughh!! This is gonna be soooooooo… boring!!...” trust me, I was there too, I thought that too. Then I noticed how much learning this process has helped me. Ok, so my guest speaker today is none other than…*drum roll* Sabrina Camarena!:D
Sabrina: Thanks Michel. Wow, it’s really great to be here. And wow, the Design Cycle. There is so much to know about this. Ok, so what’s the first step?
Me: Ok, well the first step is INVESTIGATE. This basically means that you’ll figure out what the problem really is. In life, and escpecially in tough situations, it's hard to come up with a solution to a problem if you don't have background information about it. In order to fully solve a problem you need to know what the problem is and how you can fix it.
Sabrina: right, so i understand the first step, which is INVESTIGATE, but that's on'y one step in the PROCESS. What comes next?
Michel: OK, well obviously we got the first step covered and now everyone's getting bored. So let's move on. The next step after INVESTIGATE is PLAN.
Sabrina: woah, there. So the next part is PLAN? I thought it was CREATE...
Michel: No, that comes after PLAN. Let me explain what PLAN is though. PLAN is when you design the product that will solve your problem or you come up with a solution to your problem.
Sabrina: So we have to think of what to do before we do it?! What happened to plain old just doing when the moment comes?
Michel: If you do that then things may not go the way you want them to. If you write your ideas down on paper and then start to put your ideas to action, there's more of a chance that you will get good results.
Sabrina: So when you put your ideas to action that's CREATE, right?
Michel: Right, but remember that when you CREATE you follow the plan. You don't go off and randomly do whatever. You have to follow the plan you CREATED in the first place. This is the reason we have the PLAN part of the Design Cycle.
Sabrina: OK, but what do you CREATE?
Michel: You create the solution to the problem, or the product. Alright, so the final step of the Design Cycle is EVALUATE. All you have to do is EVALUATE 2 things: the product and how well you used the Design Cycle. When you're in this step of the process, ask yourself these questions:
- Did the product work?
- Did I use the Design Cycle the right way?
- What could I have done better?Sabrina: right, so i understand the first step, which is INVESTIGATE, but that's on'y one step in the PROCESS. What comes next?
Michel: OK, well obviously we got the first step covered and now everyone's getting bored. So let's move on. The next step after INVESTIGATE is PLAN.
Sabrina: woah, there. So the next part is PLAN? I thought it was CREATE...
Michel: No, that comes after PLAN. Let me explain what PLAN is though. PLAN is when you design the product that will solve your problem or you come up with a solution to your problem.
Sabrina: So we have to think of what to do before we do it?! What happened to plain old just doing when the moment comes?
Michel: If you do that then things may not go the way you want them to. If you write your ideas down on paper and then start to put your ideas to action, there's more of a chance that you will get good results.
Sabrina: So when you put your ideas to action that's CREATE, right?
Michel: Right, but remember that when you CREATE you follow the plan. You don't go off and randomly do whatever. You have to follow the plan you CREATED in the first place. This is the reason we have the PLAN part of the Design Cycle.
Sabrina: OK, but what do you CREATE?
Michel: You create the solution to the problem, or the product. Alright, so the final step of the Design Cycle is EVALUATE. All you have to do is EVALUATE 2 things: the product and how well you used the Design Cycle. When you're in this step of the process, ask yourself these questions:
- Did the product work?
- Did I use the Design Cycle the right way?
- What could/ would I have changed?
- How was my attitude throughout this whole project?
- Should it have been different?
- How so?
And that's it! That's all there is to the Design Cycle:)
Sabrina: Wow, well that's all for now folks! Signing off here from Donna, Texas is Sabrina Camarena and Michel Hernandez. Have a good night!
I FINISHED!!! WOOHOOOO!!!! AW, YEAH! I FINISHED I FINISHED OH YEAH YEAH YEAH. NO EATING HERE TONIGHT, NO EATING HERE TONIGHT! YOU'RE ON A DIET!
HEHE, nemo:D
Ok, so today I would rate myself a 3 because I actaully finished most of the work. I just need to record using the other program and then I am done!! Well, not exactly, I would still have to do the reflection on that part. I am almost done:D
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