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This page will serve as our Design Thinking Hub ... more information coming as we work through the process.
Some Basics on Design Thinking:
Some Basics on Design Thinking:
What is Design Thinking (IDEO)
Liberatory Design
Liberatory Design
We will bring forward this particular style of design thinking relative to K-12 Schools throughout the year.
Shopping Cart Video that Susan Referenced:
Shopping Cart Video that Susan Referenced:
Steps in Design Thinking
Empathize
Empathize
Learn about the audience for whom you are designing a solution, and identify all possible viewpoints of your issue. Who are my users and what matters to them?
Define
Define
Take a broad view, then narrow the lens of your search to bring clarity and focus to the problem. What needs to be solved? Who needs to hear about it? What point of view are you addressing?
Ideate
Ideate
Brainstorm ideas. Suspend judgement; think of the possible and the impossible, no idea is too far-fetched and no one’s ideas are rejected. Be creative and have fun; the more ideas the better!
Prototype
Prototype
Here is where you create a product. This could be a model you build, a detailed diagram or plan, a letter, a process, an art piece, a story, a role-play … whatever brings form to your ideas.
Test & Evolve
Test & Evolve
Here you see if your prototype satisfies the users’ needs, and if not, what changes need to be made. Testing is about making things better; “failure” is really just an opportunity for more growth!
Exhibit
Exhibit
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