The Innovation Cycle
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The Innovation Cycle
What is innovation and how do you do it? The process of innovation can be broken down into 4 steps: Think, Make, Try, Refine. You can use this process to help you come up with a solution to a need or a challenge you might have. From scientists to designers, artists to engineers, absolutely anyone can innovate!
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