Design Thinking as a mindset

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Design Thinking is the iterative approach to solving problems

Design thinking is a human-centered approach to innovation

#1 USER CENTERED

#1 USER CENTERED

#1 USER CENTERED

Generate Ideas Brainstorming "Select Promising Ideas "

BRAIN"STORMINGRULES

Defer

judgments. "There are no bad ideas at this point. Dont dismiss any idea

#1

Encourage

wild ideas "Even if an idea doesnt seem realistic, "it may spark a great idea for someone else.

#2

Build on the ideas of othersThink and rather than but.

#3

Stay focusedon topics

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Always keep the discussion on target

#4

One conversationat a time

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No interrupting, no dismissing, no disrespect, no rudeness

#5

BeVisual

Simple sketches can say more than many words.

#6

Go forquantity

The best way to find one good idea is to come up with lots of (worst) ideas.

#7

Quiz #1BRAINSTORMING : Go for quantity

SELECTPROMISINGIDEASCluster the ideas (grouping)Vote for favorite ideas (closed)Discuss the result

Cluster the ideas

Vote for"favorite ideas

Discuss the result

Refine Ideas Do a reality checkDescribe your idea

Do a reality check

? Finds out what your idea really is about?List constraintsBrainstorming new solution "Evolve your idea & Archive it

Describe your idea

? Choose a title for your idea

Summarize your idea in a single sentence Describe how your idea would work

Name the people it involves, both to build as well as to use it Explain the needs and opportunities identified through field research

Illustrate the value and benefit for each person involved List questions and challenges

SKETCHTO THINKPick an ideaExpand the ideaShare back

Ref: www.quirky.com

Make PrototypeCreate prototype

CREATEPROTOTYPE

Build tothinkPrototypes are disposable tools to validate ideas and "to help generate more ideas.

#1

RoughRapidRightPrototypes are not precious. "They should be built as quickly and cheaply as possible.

#2

Answering

questionWhat question a prototype is being us to answer, for example about desirability, usefulness, usability, viability, or feasibility.

#3

A Storyboard

A Diagram/Mindmapping

A Mockup

A Model

A Role-play

Quiz/Task #2Make a prototype

GETFEEDBACK

Dont try sell

the ideasPresent solutions with a neutral tone, highlighting both pros and cons of a solution.

#1

Vary

group sizeBegin with a large group (10-15) to present the solution, then break into smaller groups, "one per solution for a more intimate conversation.

#2

Adapt

on the flyIf it becomes clear that there is one aspect of the solution that is distracting people "from the core idea, feel free to eliminate this piece or change it.

#3

Ask participants

to build the ideasIf a participant asks a question like, Can this service be purchase by the community or just an individual? Ask the question back to them: Should the service be purchased by the community or individual? "Another valuable question is, how could this be better for you? It invites the participant to help improve "the idea or give additional critique

#4

@muftialem KapSel 150428 ""IDEOs Atribution : " 2012 IDEO LLC. All rights reserved. http://designthinkingforeducators.com/