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Scenarios place you inside real-world situations where you explore ideas, solve problems, and discover how you think.
How Scenarios Work
How Scenarios Work
HOW FUTUREFRAME SCENARIOS WORK
HOW FUTUREFRAME SCENARIOS WORK
1️⃣ Choose a scenario that interests you
1️⃣ Choose a scenario that interests you
2️⃣ Explore the challenge and complete the activity
2️⃣ Explore the challenge and complete the activity
3️⃣ Reflect on how you approached the problem
3️⃣ Reflect on how you approached the problem
4️⃣ Discover patterns in how you think and work
4️⃣ Discover patterns in how you think and work
Scenario Cards
Scenario Cards
Mars Colony Mission
Mars Colony Mission
Challenge
Challenge
A group of astronauts must build the first sustainable colony on Mars. What systems must exist for humans to survive?
⏱ 25 minutes
AI Ethics Debate
AI Ethics Debate
Challenge
Challenge
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the world. Should there be limits on how it is used?
⏱ 20 minutes
Smart City Design
Smart City Design
Challenge
Challenge
Cities of the future must be efficient, sustainable, and safe. Design a city that solves modern problems.
⏱ 30 minutes
Startup Challenge
Startup Challenge
Challenge
Challenge
Imagine a product or service that solves a real problem. How would you build a business around it?
⏱ 20 minutes
Disaster Response
Disaster Response
Challenge
Challenge
A natural disaster has struck a community. How would you coordinate resources to help people recover?
⏱ 30 minutes
Space Technology Lab
Space Technology Lab
Challenge
Challenge
Engineers are developing new technologies for space exploration. What innovations could improve future missions?
⏱ 25 minutes
Your Scenario Progress
Your Scenario Progress
Scenarios Completed: 3
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Each scenario helps reveal patterns in how you think, collaborate, and solve problems.
DON'T FORGET TO REFLECT
DON'T FORGET TO REFLECT
The most important part of a scenario is reflecting on your experience. Your reflections help you discover patterns in your thinking and interests.
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