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What does 'Substitute' mean in the SCAMPER technique?
Think about changing materials or parts.
Give an example of 'Combine' using everyday products.
Consider items that often work together.
What does the 'E' in SCAMPER stand for?
Think about which letters indicate something being taken away.
True or False: SCAMPER techniques are only applicable to new product designs.
Consider where else you might apply these concepts.
Choose an everyday item and apply the SCAMPER prompts to propose a new version of that item. Detail your reasoning for each prompt.
Start with a common item and change each aspect.
Select a product that failed in the market. Using SCAMPER, redesign it for success with explanations for each prompt used.
Identify what aspects made it fail initially.
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