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Design Thinking: Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
This document outlines a design thinking challenge to develop a solution to reduce personal carbon consumption. It introduces the design thinking process of empathy, define, ideate, prototype, and test. Participants are instructed to use techniques like brainstorming, prototyping, and user testing to generate ideas and solutions. The overall goal is to discover insights and innovatively frame the problem in a way that puts the user first to ultimately create a viable solution.
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Design Thinking: Reduce Your Carbon Footprint
- 1. Design Thinking Challenge ReduceYour Carbon Footprint
- 2. Learn and Practice howto INNOVATE
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- 6. Design Thinking InnovationProcess
- 7. Empathy Define IdeatePrototype Test
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- 11. Develop a solutionto reduce or eliminate personal carbon consumption.
- 12. Empathy Define IdeatePrototype Test
- 13. Discover & Learn. Insightsdrive Innovation. Empathy
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- 19. Share – Gofor Quantity
- 20. Frame the Problem. Whoneeds What & Why? Define
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- 22. @FergalBrophy "travelers want tohang out with other travelers" or "travelers want to do high-quality non-touristy things"
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- 28. Empathy Define IdeatePrototype Test
- 29. Creative (Hybrid) Brainstorming. GenerateMultiple Ideas. Ideate
- 30. don’t fall in love withyour first idea
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- 35. Empathy Define IdeatePrototype Test
- 36. Make a visualrepresentation of your idea. Fail sooner to find the sweet-spot quicker. Prototype
- 37. “A lot oftimes, people don’t know what they want until you show it to them.” Steve Jobs
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- 44. Find out whatusers think about your solution. Test User Actions & Sales Actions. Test
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- 48. Empathy Define IdeatePrototype Test
- 49. Empathy Define IdeatePrototype Test Observation Ethnographic Conversations Desk Research Affinity Mapping Empathy Mapping Journey Mapping Point-of-View Statements Sketches, Storyboards & Role-Play Physical Mockups Digital (web/app page, brochure, video) Functioning Prototypes Testing User Actions Testing Sales Actions Creative (Hybrid) Brainstorming What Bugs You? Association What’s Next? What-If? Look Sideways Opposite Thinking Solution Statement
- 50. Design Thinking Challenge YourCarbon Footprint
Editor's Notes
- #3 -->normally we start with jumping to a solution
- #6 -->Me. Soon to be a father.
- #8 Brief intro now, detail later-->it’s a cycle
- #9 -->repeats. Iterations.
- #11 -->Me. Soon to be a father.
- #13 Brief intro now, detail later-->it’s a cycle
- #14 -->process
- #19 This is a physical item, but the challenge is relevant to services and non-physical products too. We picked something every day, immediately testable.
- #20 Corners. Seize corners --> Cluster & headline
- #21 -->process
- #25 --> Headline
- #26 -->Ideate
- #29 Brief intro now, detail later-->it’s a cycle
- #31 -->process
- #35 -->process
- #36 Brief intro now, detail later-->it’s a cycle
- #37 select what to prototype? sticker for most practical. sticker for best.-->Build to think.
- #45 select what to prototype? sticker for most practical. sticker for best.-->Build to think.
- #47 select what to prototype? sticker for most practical. sticker for best.-->Build to think.
- #49 Brief intro now, detail later-->it’s a cycle
- #50 Brief intro now, detail later-->it’s a cycle