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This document outlines an activity tracker design thinking workshop. It begins with introducing design thinking and its process. Participants are then broken into pairs to interview each other about activity tracking needs, define problems, sketch ideas, and provide feedback. They work through each step of the design thinking process to develop a prototype activity tracker concept within 40 minutes. The goal is for participants to gain an overview of applying design thinking from research to product development.
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- 2. 1. The Drive to Acquire. 2. The Drive to Bond. 3. The Drive to Learn 4. The Drive to Defend 5. The Drive to Feel. Feature 1 Feature 2
- 3. How to know what people want?
- 8. How to explore design thinking?
- 11. ACTIVITY TRACKER CHALLENGE • Help to reach your health goals? • Learn if you are active enough? • How did you sleep? • Track a disease? • Share your runs with friends? A smartwatch? A t-shirt? A hat? Underpants? An implant?
- 12. ACTIVITY TRACKER CHALLENGE The Activity Tracker Project is a very quick overview of the entire design thinking process. In 40min we ask to: • Interview your partner to gain insights about his/her wants and needs • Define a point of view based on the insights they found • Sketch some new alternatives based on the point of view • Test these new ideas with their partner to gather feedback • Act on the feedback and build a prototype of an Activity Tracker
- 13. ACTIVITY TRACKER CHALLENGE 3 minutes End Interview 1 – Person 1 In Pairs
- 14. ACTIVITY TRACKER CHALLENGE Interview 1 – Person 2 In Pairs 3 minutes End
- 15. ACTIVITY TRACKER CHALLENGE Interview 2 – Person 1 In Pairs 3 minutes End
- 16. ACTIVITY TRACKER CHALLENGE Interview 2 – Person 2 In Pairs 3 minutes End
- 17. ACTIVITY TRACKER CHALLENGE Define Needs + the Problem Individually 3 minutes End
- 18. ACTIVITY TRACKER CHALLENGE End 10 minutes Sketch some ideas Individually
- 19. ACTIVITY TRACKER CHALLENGE 4 minutes End Get Feedback – Person 1 In Pairs
- 20. ACTIVITY TRACKER CHALLENGE 4 minutes End Get Feedback – Person 2 In Pairs
- 21. ACTIVITY TRACKER CHALLENGE Review Problem Definition Individually 3 minutes End
- 22. ACTIVITY TRACKER CHALLENGE End 5 minutes Create your Solution Individually
- 23. ACTIVITY TRACKER CHALLENGE Get Feedback – Person 1 In Pairs 3 minutes End
- 24. ACTIVITY TRACKER CHALLENGE Get Feedback – Person 2 In Pairs 3 minutes End
- 25. ACTIVITY TRACKER CHALLENGE Congratulations! Now continue learning, thinking and iterating!
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