Need and Opportunity

Mapping Bernie Jones

Facilitator

#innovateforgood

Stage

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A Sound CASE Structure

CONDITIONS

Stage

32ft x 16ft

A Sound CASE Structure

CONDITIONS

ASSESSMENT

Stage

32ft x 16ft

A Sound CASE Structure

CONDITIONS

ASSESSMENT SIGNIFICANCE

Stage

32ft x 16ft

A Sound CASE Structure

CONDITIONS

ASSESSMENT SIGNIFICANCE

END-GOAL

Stage

32ft x 16ft

A Sound CASE Structure

CONDITIONS

ASSESSMENT SIGNIFICANCE

END-GOAL

PROPOSAL

Conditions

Describes the present situation:

Literacy rates

Geographics / Demographics

Numbers of schools

State of technology usage

Teacher data

What’s happening now.

Assessment

Describes and quantifies challenges and

problems

Falling literacy rates

Lack of funding

Loss of opportunities

Substantial risks

What’s wrong with the

present conditions?

Significant

Quantifies current / future impact of

assessment

Lack of preparation for future

Loss human potential

Increases in poverty levels

Increases in social problems

What the impact will be if we fail

to act?

End-Goal

Describes the elements of a better set of

conditions

Greater sharing or resources through social

media

Greater online take-up

Better trained workforce

Increase in employment opportunities

Improved access

What will help prevent the time-bomb – how it will benefit

Innovation & Solution Design

Step 1: Defining — Define the problem you’re

trying to solve.

Step 2: Borrowing — Borrow ideas from places

with a similar problem.

Step 3: Combining — Connect and combine

these borrowed ideas.

Innovation & Solution Design

Step 4: Incubating — Allow combinations to

incubate into a solution.

Step 5: Judging — Identify the strength and

weakness of the solution.

Step 6: Enhancing — Eliminate weak points

while enhancing strong ones.

Proposal / Pitch

Describes the solution, its features and

benefits

Description of options

Recommendations

Costs / benefits

Implementation timeframe

Risks

How the solution solves the

problem, who benefits and

how