copying someone else’s work without permission or credit

a law that protects a creator’s control over their original work

a symbol, word, or design that identifies and distinguishes a brand or product

a law that stops others from copying an inventor or designer’s idea or invention

a legal right that protects creations such as inventions and designs

Design security

Design and technology

Pupils will identify a client and investigate the client's needs and wants. They will use and develop different research techniques. They will learn about the economic viability of designs to design a product for a high-profile event.

Investigate and research: High profile event

collaborating on a group project with proper acknowledgment

What is the name of the law that protects work like music, art and writing?

Holograms and watermarks are used to prevent what?

patterns in the data that change over time

random fluctuations in data with no clear direction

unrelated pieces of data grouped together without analysis

It ensures that every design will be universally successful.

It eliminates the need for creativity in the design process.

It enables designers to make informed decisions.

Why is collecting and analysing data important in the design process?

random occurrences that have no relationship

one-time events with no repetition or connection

Any decisions made based upon the research need to be {{}}.

notice trends or relationships in the data

include averages or percentages for more insight

explain what the data shows in simple terms

connect the findings back to the original question

Match these methods of analysing with their descriptions.

to ensure the findings match the initial assumptions exactly

to quickly finalise the design without needing further input

Why do you need to examine your findings in detail when analysing data?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Design security

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.