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AIF BRAINSTORM - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Never done coding before, but is something that I find particularly interesting specifically in the idea of coding games.
      - Robots and AI
    - - The idea behind how everyone thinks, and how different everyone is
  - - - Educating People
      - Physical Aid AKA First Aid
      - Mental Health
        
        Mental health awareness
        
        Advocating for mental health
    - - The effects of the misinformation and how it manifests into people's life
  - - - Speaking out against misinformation
  - - - The idea of multiculturilsm
      - The different techniques that they use
      - Learning what they constitutes as a healthy meal
    - - Whether there is false information that is widely spread about this topic
    - - knife skills
      - Preparation
      - Food Safety
      - Skills regarding equipment and material use
      - Learning the balance of food
- - - - Not being fluent in Arabic
      - Not knowing all the cultural traditions
      - Not knowing how to make all the cultural dishes
  - - - Specifically learning about what healthy food really is and how to address all the misconceptions
      - Cooking healthy meals
    - - Raising awareness about misunderstood aspects of healthcare
      - knowledge about first aid
      - Knowledge about emergency medicine
    - - Trying to become semi fluent across the 10 week period provided
      - Learning how to engage and talk with other people in my community
  - - - Developing food preparation skills
      - Developing my skills around equipment and machinery use
      - Developing my knife skills
      - Developing my concept of balance meals
      - Learning how to balance flavours
- - - - In order to know what people think about nutrition I would need to survey (general survey)
      - Everyone has a different educational level on nutrition based on their level of education. For example; I would expect doctors to have a more fluid understanding. Same idea with dieticians and/or nutritionists. However, I would expect that people who don't actively partake in this field will struggle and be more prone to minsuderstanding.
      - Holding in person and more in depth interviews with selected/nominated people will provide a greater scope of my understanding.
        
        Have people of different educational and cultural backgrounds will help to broaden my horizon.
        
        uni students
        
        depending on what they are studying they're might be more knowledgeable on the facts
        
        doctors
        
        nuritonists
        
        dentists
        
        high school students
        
        Teachers
        
        food tech teachers
        
        english teachers (or any other type of teacher)
        
        Variety of age groups
    - - Academic sources: academic journals
        
        I would need to develop a strategy to isolate misinformation on these sites to the real ones.
        
        Interview with a medicine student they told me that some companies pay off their own studies to be published in the academic journals.
      - Books (from school library, council library and state library)
      - POTENTIALLY: could use YouTube however, I questions it's credibilty
      - doing a nutrition workshop/course
        
        using courseera ----> has workshops and certificate available by well renowned universities
    - - creating a blog
      - phamlet
      - a book
      - magazine
    - - gym people
      - people living alone
      - parents
      - uni students who live away from their parents
      - people who cook for their household
      - high school students who plan on moving away from their parents,
      - people who are interested in learning how to cook
    - - surveying my target audience
        
        asking if my resource is easy to navigate
        
        asking if my content is easy to understand
        
        asking if there is enough content available on the resource
      - depending on the form of the output I would interview people who have knowledge about that particular form