Broadening the Teacher Perspective on Creativity

I. Introduction

A. Brief overview of the project and its purpose

B. Scope of the case study

II. Problem Statement

A. Describe the problem(s) that the project aimed to solve

B. Explain why these problems were important to solve

C. Discuss any existing solutions or attempts to address the problem

III. Research

A. Describe the research methods used to gather user data (e.g., interviews, surveys, analytics)

B. Summarize key findings from the research

C. Analyze the data to identify user needs and pain points

IV. Design

A. Explain the design process, including any ideation or brainstorming sessions

B. Present wireframes or prototypes of the final design

C. Discuss how the design addressed user needs and pain points

V. Implementation

A. Describe the development process and any challenges faced

B. Explain how the design was translated into a functional product

C. Discuss any user testing or feedback that was incorporated into the final product

VI. Results

A. Discuss the impact of the project on users and the business

B. Present any quantitative or qualitative data that supports the success of the project

C. Discuss any limitations or areas for improvement

VII. Conclusion

A. Recap the key findings and results of the project

B. Reflect on what was learned throughout the process

C. Provide recommendations for future iterations or similar projects

VIII. References

A. List any sources used in the research or design process

B. Provide links or references to the final product or related materials.