Learning design Workshop at #elearnigupdate 2015

Editor's Notes

• #5 Design is both a verb—the process of design—and a noun—the product of design, as Kathryn Best notes in her book Design Management: Managing Design Strategy, Process and Implementation: “Design describes both the process of making things (designing) and the product of this process (a design). … The activity of designing is a user-centered, problem-solving process….”—Kathryn Best http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2010/07/design-is-a-process-not-a-methodology.php
• #6 Design is both a verb—the process of design—and a noun—the product of design, as Kathryn Best notes in her book Design Management: Managing Design Strategy, Process and Implementation: “Design describes both the process of making things (designing) and the product of this process (a design). … The activity of designing is a user-centered, problem-solving process….”—Kathryn Best http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2010/07/design-is-a-process-not-a-methodology.php
• #7 Design is both a verb—the process of design—and a noun—the product of design, as Kathryn Best notes in her book Design Management: Managing Design Strategy, Process and Implementation: “Design describes both the process of making things (designing) and the product of this process (a design). … The activity of designing is a user-centered, problem-solving process….”—Kathryn Best http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2010/07/design-is-a-process-not-a-methodology.php
• #8 Design is both a verb—the process of design—and a noun—the product of design, as Kathryn Best notes in her book Design Management: Managing Design Strategy, Process and Implementation: “Design describes both the process of making things (designing) and the product of this process (a design). … The activity of designing is a user-centered, problem-solving process….”—Kathryn Best http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2010/07/design-is-a-process-not-a-methodology.php
• #9 Design is both a verb—the process of design—and a noun—the product of design, as Kathryn Best notes in her book Design Management: Managing Design Strategy, Process and Implementation: “Design describes both the process of making things (designing) and the product of this process (a design). … The activity of designing is a user-centered, problem-solving process….”—Kathryn Best http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2010/07/design-is-a-process-not-a-methodology.php
• #11 Introduction to design process (through design thinking) as a way to “solve” wicked problems, focusing on early stages to ideation (10 mins)
• #12 Introduction to design process (through design thinking) as a way to “solve” wicked problems, focusing on early stages to ideation (10 mins)
• #32 Introduction to design process (through design thinking) as a way to “solve” wicked problems, focusing on early stages to ideation (10 mins)
• #33 Introduction to design process (through design thinking) as a way to “solve” wicked problems, focusing on early stages to ideation (10 mins)
• #34 First stage of the design process involves generating or receiving a client brief. Define – establish what the problem is Are the objectives clear (yes), does the client know what the problem is (this is the reality – often we are in situations where we need to come up with solutions but often don’t understand what the problem is in the first place) Perhaps these questions can be used to define the brief, and once they do this they can problem-find? Or do you want them to come up with these kinds of questions? 1 Who is the client and target audience? (size, nature, characteristics) 2 What design solution is the client thinking of? (print, web, video) 3 When will the design be needed and for how long? (project timescales) 4 Where will the design be used? (media, location, country) 5 Why does the client think a design solution is required? + How will the solution be implemented? (budget, distribution, campaign) Activity 1: Defining the brief: Brief in Webinar 1, discuss/ analyse precedent provided in the e/merge Africa forum. What is the concept? Think about the problem definition, duration, space and place, tools etc. Discussed in and feedback in Webinar 2. This happens in a shared google doc. Link provided on the e/merge site and summary added to the forum. Wicked problem to solve: Corporate Aids training. Do you want them to share their own problems as well?I Perhaps we focus on this one problem/ challenge. Participants may bring in examples from their own contexts if they wish, to discuss. - perhaps at the end only, not to confuse the discussion? Can ask Willie to help us write the “client’s brief” - I will draft and ask him to elaborate. Cool - so this is a ‘live brief’ - an authentic learning task. Yes. I like it. Keep it simple. We model the process and near the end we get the expert to share and discuss.
• #36 Design is both a verb—the process of design—and a noun—the product of design, as Kathryn Best notes in her book Design Management: Managing Design Strategy, Process and Implementation: “Design describes both the process of making things (designing) and the product of this process (a design). … The activity of designing is a user-centered, problem-solving process….”—Kathryn Best http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2010/07/design-is-a-process-not-a-methodology.php
• #39 Design is both a verb—the process of design—and a noun—the product of design, as Kathryn Best notes in her book Design Management: Managing Design Strategy, Process and Implementation: “Design describes both the process of making things (designing) and the product of this process (a design). … The activity of designing is a user-centered, problem-solving process….”—Kathryn Best http://www.uxmatters.com/mt/archives/2010/07/design-is-a-process-not-a-methodology.php
• #40 Concepts of learning design, also some concepts for the client brief?
• #41 Concepts of learning design, also some concepts for the client brief?
• #42 Concepts of learning design, also some concepts for the client brief?
• #44 Concepts of learning design, also some concepts for the client brief?
• #45 Concepts of learning design, also some concepts for the client brief?
• #46 Concepts of learning design, also some concepts for the client brief?
• #47 Concepts of learning design, also some concepts for the client brief?
• #48 Concepts of learning design, also some concepts for the client brief?