OCR · Design and Technology · J310
GCSE Design and Technology: What wider implications can have an influence on the processes of designing and making?
Implications of wider issues · OCR GCSE Design and Technology (J310), specification point 3.3. Cards are generated from the exam board's own specification for "What wider implications can have an influence on the processes of designing and making?", and every card links back to the page it came from. Specification © OCR — used with attribution.
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Which three categories of wider influence should designers consider during designing and making?
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Environmental, social and economic influences.
The four wider influences on designing and making are environmental initiatives, fair trade, social and ethical awareness and ?.
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global sustainable development
Which wider influence on designing and making ensures producers get a just price and decent conditions?
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Fair trade.
Which wider influence on designing and making means meeting present needs without harming future generations?
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Global sustainable development.
Which wider influence on designing and making involves schemes that cut harm to the natural world?
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Environmental initiatives.
Which wider influence on designing and making weighs a product's moral impact on people and communities?
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Social and ethical awareness.
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