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    The document discusses framing a design challenge to provide university students with effective study spaces. It suggests defining the challenge as a question, stating the desired impact of improving students' ability to focus and study effectively, brainstorming possible solutions like improved noise isolation and ergonomic desks, and considering contextual constraints like what is within the university's control to implement across campus. The proposed reframe of the question is how to provide students resources and tools in study areas to help them succeed and feel at ease while at the university.

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    The document discusses framing a design challenge to provide university students with effective study spaces. It suggests defining the challenge as a question, stating the desired impact of improving students' ability to focus and study effectively, brainstorming possible solutions like improved noise isolation and ergonomic desks, and considering contextual constraints like what is within the university's control to implement across campus. The proposed reframe of the question is how to provide students resources and tools in study areas to help them succeed and feel at ease while at the university.

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    Human-Centred Design

    Frame Your Design Challenge


    1. Take a stab at framing it as a design question.
    How can we encourage students to feel more comfortable using the study areas in the
    university building?

    2. Now, state the ultimate impact you’re trying to have.


    We want to provide students with a space to focus effectively and study.

    3. What are some possible solutions to your problem?


    Better noise isolation, private areas, more ergonomic study desks and better location of
    study places.

    4. Finally, write down some of the context and constraints that you’re facing.
    It is out of students to control if they have a quiet place to study or collaborate with their
    class peers. Providing this at every WSU university should likely result in an effective
    solution to students' lack of a sufficient place to study

    5. Does your original question need a tweak? Try it again.


    How can we provide students with the necessary resources and tools in the WSU study
    areas to succeed in their goals and feel at ease throughout their time at university?

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