
Design Challenges for Students
Download this packet of beginner to advanced design projects that challenge your students’ creativity and critical thinking skills. Prompts and rubrics included.
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Download this packet of beginner to advanced design projects that challenge your students’ creativity and critical thinking skills. Prompts and rubrics included.

Help your students practice human factors engineering principles with this free downloadable project! Prompt and rubric included.

Teach your students about the 12-stage product lifecycle with key questions to prompt deep thinking about each step.