2015 Extreme Redesign Challenge Semi-finals

January 20, 2016

How do educators integrate the Extreme Redesign Challenge into their current curriculum? How do they keep students engaged? Dustin Ricci, a CADD teacher at Windsor High School in Connecticut, explains how his method of "keeping it real" inspired students to develop solutions to real-life problems they've encountered. Watch the video for examples from the Extreme Redesign Challenge Semi-finals hosted by AET Labs.

2015 Extreme Redesign Challenge Semi-finals

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