Virtual Sprint School - Week 4 - Ideate & Decide
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Week 4 of 6 Virtual Sprint school sessions. This week we covered the following: Breakout: Why does Brainstorming sucks? #Ourfaves Guest Speaker - Lucas Artusi: Analogous Thinking Comparable Solutions Crazy 8’s Solution Sketch Voting Breakout: What was the best idea you had to let go off?
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Virtual Sprint School - Week 4 - Ideate & Decide
- 1. Week 4: Ideate and Decide #VirtualSprintSchool
- 3. Session Objectives o Guest Speaker: Lucas Artusi o Comparable Solutions o Crazy 8s o Solution Sketch #SprintSchool@Design4AHS
- 4. #Breakout #SprintSchool Why does brainstorming usually suck? @Design4AHS
- 11. Lucas Artusi Systems Designer Design Institute for Health, Texas Lucas focuses on understanding complex ecosystems in order to design cohesive systems of products, services, and experiences that transcend organizational boundaries. #SprintSchool @Design4AHS
- 12. D4AHS Virtual Sprint School Analogous Thinking LUCAS ARTUSI, MS Assistant Professor Systems Designer Design Institute for Health Dell Medical School + The College of Fine Arts The University of Texas at Austin
- 13. Analogies
- 14. _____ : _____ :: _____ : _____
- 15. This Thing : That Thing :: This Other Thing : That Other Thing
- 16. This Thing is to That Thing as This Other Thing is to That Other Thing
- 17. Analogies help us relate ideas. They’re useful when we need to understand new things by comparing them to things we already know.
- 18. Pop Quiz
- 19. Doctor : Hospital :: _______________________ a. Sports Fan : Stadium b. Cow : Farm c. Professor : College d. Criminal : Jail e. Food : Grocery Store
- 21. Analogies in design help to inspire us. get us unstuck. attack our biases and blindspots. keep us from reinventing the wheel. let us apply existing mental models elsewhere.
- 22. The fundamental question: Where have I seen something like this before?
- 23. Robert Whetstone, US Department of Defense
- 24. Wikimedia: Bert van Dijk
- 26. Airman First Class Hunter Brady, USAF
- 30. Let’s Practice
- 31. Telling your doctor about an embarrassing problem is like…
- 32. Getting someone to quit smoking is like…
- 33. Delivering vaccines to a remote location during an epidemic is like…
- 34. A caution: Analogies and the mental models that they leverage can be very culturally-dependent.
- 35. Your Turn
- 36. Think about a challenge you’re currently tackling. Is there a particular role, process, object, situation, or other factor that reminds you of something you’ve seen elsewhere? What can that analogous role, process, object, situation, or other factor teach you about your challenge?
- 37. Thanks, y’all. LUCAS ARTUSI, MS Assistant Professor Systems Designer @DesignInHealth https://www.designinhealth.org/
- 48. #SprintSchool Notes Ideas Crazy 8s Solution Sketch @Design4AHS
- 49. Present Solution Sketch #SprintSchool
- 50. Vote on Best Idea #SprintSchool
- 51. #Breakout #SprintSchool What was the best idea you had to let go off? @Design4AHS
- 53. Key takeaways •Seek inspiration from other industries •Go for quantity with Crazy 8s •Solution Sketch your best idea and vote #SprintSchool@Design4AHS
- 55. Activity for the week #SprintSchool @Design4AHS
- 57. Next week… o Guest Speaker: Robin Hooijer o Storyboard o Build prototype o Testing #SprintSchool@Design4AHS
Editor's Notes
- JM
- FUN
- What would you use, if you could bring innovation from any industry which one would it be, why would you pick them, what advancement could they bring into the health and care field.
- Recap convergerd on a problem – diverage again
- We want to see two different activities, I know that we have only had one that was submitted, need to take a look at this, maybe show a couple of examples from out work.
- Let us know, how did you find creating this map and going through the process? I love how you put in your thoughts and feelings.
- She has highlighted pain points within the system and we love the lightening visual This is a large and challenging problem, did the journey map add any insight?
- Hon mention: Map kicks ass, hes not here. Lots of steps, but interesting labeling, the flow has multi user, and multi role, very interesting.
- Ali
- Hype!!!! Systems Designer, they made a cool clinic which has no waiting room! Their Design Lab is integrated with the Dell medical school. Medical students that are taught design as part of their curriculum
- What would you use for your personal challenge
- Day 1 you understand your problem, decide what part of the problem to solve and decide what solutions to test Day 2: design prototype versions of your solution and test with real users to get their feedback
- Ali
- AL
- JM - We now start to pull on what we know is already there in the teams head, the ideas for the future, this is a quick 10min activity to generate as many ideas as possible and get them on paper. NOT using words. We push the sprint team to be as creative as possible. A picture is worth a thousand words, and there is no way they could write even 1000 words in 8 min, but they will draw 8 pictures (so really its like 8000 words in 8 min.
- Look for ideas from other industries or fields that relate to your business problem Each person will then have 3 minutes to share their examples with the group
- Now each sprinter picks one of their crazy 8s, to draw their own solution sketch.
- Look for ideas from other industries or fields that relate to your business problem Each person will then have 3 minutes to share their examples with the group
- In the morning you have been takig notes, writing down your ideas crazy 8 is putting 8 of them down on paper and then you pick one, your best one and draw your solution sketch
- Look for ideas from other industries or fields that relate to your business problem Each person will then have 3 minutes to share their examples with the group
- What would you use, if you could bring innovation from any industry which one would it be, why would you pick them, what advancement could they bring into the health and care field.
- Josh Recap convergerd on a problem – diverage again
- Ali
- Indigenous land recognition Lori welcome Rules of engagement
- Bring us your problem – what is your challenge
- Ali – Robin is from Netherthlands