ACTIVITY MATERIALS

• Notebook
• Pencil
• Phone

ACTIVITY PROMPT

Now it’s time to test your invention with the person you originally interviewed—the person you designed this for!

ACTIVITY STEPS

10 min

Show your prototype (photo or live).

Explain what it’s supposed to do and how it solves their problem.

1st

ACTIVITY STEPS

60 min

Ask them to react honestly.

Encourage feedback—good or bad!

2nd

❓Questions to Ask Them:

• What do you think this invention does?
• What’s your first impression?
• Would you actually use this? Why or why not?
• What would you change or improve?
• Is anything missing or confusing?
• Does this solve the problem we talked about?
• What can be added?

ACTIVITY STEPS

30 min

Your Reflection (after the test):

• What surprised you in the feedback?
• What worked really well?
• What was confusing or didn’t work?
• What specific ideas did the user give you for improving it?

3rd

ACTIVITY STEPS

30 min

Organize Key Feedback

Make a list of:

• 3 things they liked
• 3 things they thought could be better
• any new ideas they gave you

4th

ACTIVITY MATERIALS

ACTIVITY MATERIALS

Attached a template you could download

Draw your own Storyboard using a ruler and clean sheet of paper (or the provided template).

A storyboard should follow a template like this: 

1. Set the Scene - In what world/environment/situation are we looking at?
2. What is the Problem? - Why is your device/object needed? Present the problem.
3. Designed Intervention - Draw and introduce the overall project concept.
4. Detail/Feature - Draw specific components that are important. This is where diagramming different states would be useful. How is this actuated or used? Is it interactive?
5. Detail/Feature - Draw specific components that are important. This is where diagramming different states would be useful. How is this actuated or used? Is it interactive?
6. Outro - Solution/Conclusion! How this project improved the user's health

INSTRUCTIONS

2nd

1st

Create a Storyboard that creates a scene in the audiences' mind about how your innovation is used from start to finish.

• Photograph or scan your completed storyboard. Ensure it meets the criteria and is ready for submission.
• Upload: Submit your storyboard.

DELIVERABLES

Student Examples

Student Examples

Student Examples