Students will interview museum historians and analyze artifacts to gain insights into the technological advancements and soldier experiences during WWI, setting the foundation for understanding how these changes shaped the war's strategies and outcomes.

Students will collaborate in teams to synthesize their WWI research into a clear problem statement that captures the core technological advancements and their impact on warfare strategies, setting the stage for further exploration and ideation.

Students will brainstorm and propose a wide range of innovative technological solutions that could have altered the strategies and outcomes of WWI, using insights from museum visits, peer feedback, and historical research to draft preliminary designs and digital simulations.

Students will construct and test scaled prototypes of WWI technological innovations, utilizing cardboard, plastic, and simple electronics, as part of preparing their exhibits for the WWI Innovation Expo.

Students will showcase their interactive digital simulations and models to peers, community partners, and parents at the 'WWI Innovation Expo,' incorporating feedback received from oral presentations and peer reviews to demonstrate the impact of WWI technology on combat strategies and outcomes.