1. Assessment Brief

There are two elements to this assessment:

• Element 1: an individual E-portfolio, which is comprised of three parts/sections (see 2.1 below) and weighted at 50%. The E-portfolio should not only show your process of application of DT but also include the application of relevant academic theory.
• Element 2: an individual 15-minute presentation weighted at 50%, detailing how you developed your innovation solution to the issue using DT.

Required task(s)

Element 1: Individual Portfolio comprised of three parts:

• Part 1: Initial research on the issue, based on desk and field (500 words +/- 10%). In addition to a Word document, you can also present this for example as a table, mind map or chart. Weighted at: 10%
• Part 2: Define the root problem/reframe the problem (500 words +/- 10%) You can present this for example as a Word document or a visual method – for example poster. Weighted at: 20%
• Part 3: Define the solution and its features (500 words +/- 10%). You can present this as a visual prototype/mock-up of your solution. Weighted at: 20%
• A reference list in Harvard format

*Please note to include any rough notes, research notes, transcriptions, photos of documents, and visual material such as post-its, diary entries, models, maps, and so on. This provides evidence of your application of the DT process