Creativity Innovation and change CIC Exercise Week 1 Student ...

Creativity Innovation and change CIC Exercise Week 1 Student Evaluations Student 1: You are one of the more well-documented (I would say maybe even scientific approach of the two entries I reviewed) and your grading was well done too. I'm fascinated how each try only took you 15 minutes, but you also did a fair amount of trials, which is cool too. For me the most unique part of your entry was how you stacked shoes on their sides. I never thought of that, but it would distribute the weight more evenly because it takes more space. Also glad I'm not the only one who thought shoelaces could be useful as stabilizers. I can't really think of any way to make the tower taller, but maybe more aesthetically pleasing would have been to do some more alternation in colors down the bottom? It's all very dark soles down there. Again, I think the thought of putting the shoes on their sides was very innovative. I thought of using shoelaces in my tower too, but I didn't think to tie them AROUND the shoes fully. I like that idea better than what I did. Student 2: I think for a limited amount of resources you did fairly well at this! The most unique thing about your submission to me was the use of velcro and the fact that you experimented with how to lay out the shoes. I like that you included reasonings for why you did what you did as well. Do you think there's anyway you could have possibly made it taller with the limited resources you had? I think for me what I learned most from you is to use what you have and go with the flow which is just as important as anything else in a creative pursuit.