Design Thinking Flight School
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This document provides an overview of design thinking for educators. It discusses key aspects of the design thinking process such as empathy, divergence and convergence, discovery, interpretation, ideation, experimentation, and evolution. Various tactics are presented for each stage of the process. The document is a guide to teaching design thinking and includes links to a website for more information.
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- 2. Also known as: How to be human. It’s Nice. You’ll like it. www.thecreativitycollective.com Welcome to Flight School
- 3. Fast, Curious, Refreshing, Awkward, Fun. Be Open. Be Generous. Give it a go. www.thecreativitycollective.com Today will Feel….
- 4. If Listen for a moment. What do you hear? www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 5. If Listen one more time. What else do you notice? www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 6. Empathy Empathy is the cornerstone of design thinking. www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 7. Some people like definitions… Design Thinking applies the tools and processes from the design disciplines (architecture, landscape architecture, interior design, graphic design, product design, apparel design and others) to solve problems. www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 8. IDEO Shopping Cart Design 5 day Shopping Cart Challenge www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 11. Design Thinking Process Adapted from Stanford d.school and designthinkingforeducators.com www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 12. Blah Blah Blah. Let’s Play. www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 13. Remember the last gift you gave someone? Let’s redesign the gift giving experience for another person. www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 14. If You’re a Process Person… The next slides go through the process of design thinking. They are shown as linear steps, but remember, life doesn’t always follow a perfect linear path from A to B. Neither does design thinking. www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 15. DIVERGENCE AND CONVERGENCE The Process Visualized www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 19. Assume a Beginner’s Mindset Empathy requires intentional Observation www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 20. Tactic: Interviews Encourage stories, observe emotion & body language, ask why? www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 21. Tactic: Analogous Inspiration Maps Create inspiration boards for insights www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 22. INTERPRETATION Searching for Insights & Scope a Challenge www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 24. Tactic: Story Share and Capture Unpack Observations and Get Team Members up to Speed www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 25. Tactic: Saturate and Group Organize information & Synthesize Data www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 26. Tactic: Empathy Map Create a Deep Understanding of the User www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 27. Tactic: Composite Character Profile Focus on Salient and Relevant Characteristics of the Composite Character www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 28. IDEATION Defer Judgment. Go for Quantity. Get wild. www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 30. Tactic: Attribute Listing List shape, texture, feel, size, details. What is 1 attribute you might change/add/remix? www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 31. Tactic: Brain Writing Write three ideas. Pass it on. Build on what others have written. www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 32. Tactic: Harvest: Cluster & Vote Cluster ideas into themes. Write the theme on one large post-it. Vote (using the small round stickers) on 2 of your favorite themes. www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 33. EXPERIMENTATION (PROTOTYPING) Time to get those ideas out of your head and into your hands. www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 35. Tactic: Testing with Users Take your idea and remix a current lesson plan. www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 36. TACTIC: Prototype to Test What do you hope to test with the users? What sorts of behaviors do you expect? How will you gather feedback? www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 37. EVOLUTION (ITERATIONS) Fail Fast. Fail Forward. Fail Better. www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 38. TACTIC: Feedback Capture Grid What did users like or disklike? What kinds of questions did the process inspire? Was there any constructive criticism to inform an iteration? www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 39. TACTIC: Pitch Your Idea Do you need to go back to the drawing board? Did you frame the problem correctly www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 40. Aw…yeah…. Let’s throw in a mix tape. www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 41. An experienced design thinker maintains a mindset which instinctively reframes problems into opportunities. www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 42. What If? How Might We? www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 43. WHAT STICKS? WHAT’S CIRCLING? Before you leave… www.thecreativitycollective.com
- 44. Thank you for being crazy. You’re my kind of people.
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