Develop a short PowerPoint presentation to illustrate your understanding of the creative process. Highlight your own creativity as you develop the following slides: Slide 1: Create a cover/title slide

Develop a short PowerPoint presentation to illustrate your understanding of the creative process. Highlight your own creativity as you develop the following slides:

Slide 1: Create a cover/title slide and include the student’s name.

Slide 2: Include at least two images and two words in a collage that illustrates your first impressions when you see or hear the word "Creativity." Each image should have an in-text citation in the collage from source used; each word should be fully defined in the Notes section of the slide and include an in-text citation in the collage.

Slide 3: Include at least two images and two words in a collage that illustrates your first impressions when you see or hear the word "Problem Solving." Each image should have an in-text citation in the collage from source used; each word should be fully defined in the Notes section of the slide and include an in-text citation in the collage.

Slides 4 and 5: The process for developing innovative ideas is often referred to as the design process, or the engineering design process. The article, Decisions by Design: Stop Deciding, Start Designing, was written by two designers at IDEO, an influential design firm. "Decisions by Design" describes how the process of engineering design can be viewed as a process for decision making.

After reading this article, consider how design facilitates decision making. 

Answer the following questions: 

1. Based on your observations, what are some steps in the design process? 

2. How are these steps helpful in decision making?

Organize your answers to these questions in at least 2 slides using bullet points. Include images wherever you would like to illustrate your own personal creativity.

Slide 6: References Cited – full references on this slide

Develop at least 6 PowerPoint slides using the instructions above.

1. Creative images can be found using Internet websites, scholarly articles, textbooks, etc. Include a title on each slide and descriptive text in the notes section of each slide.
2. Slides 2 and 3 must contain:
   • At least two images and two terms
   • In-text citation next to each image and term (full reference will be included on the References Cited slide, 
   • Terms should have full definition in the Notes section on the slides.
3. Cover/Title Slide and a References Cited slide. Your References Cited slide should list the bibliographical information for each image you use to illustrate the required terms.