The World of Design Thinking

The World of Design Thinking, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.58, with 23 lectures, based on 1997 reviews, and has 26031 subscribers.

You will learn about You will be able to utilise the potential of Design Thinking in projects for solving wicked problems. You understand the most important process steps of Design Thinking like Needfinding, Synthesis, Prototyping and more. You will be able to apply selected tools. You get ready to manage agile and human-centered design projects. This course is ideal for individuals who are Practitioner who want to use Design Thinking and Human-centered Design in their project work and daily practice. or Manager who want to know the basics of the Design Thinking and agile working methods. or Students who are interested in human-centered design, Design Thinking and agile project management techniques. It is particularly useful for Practitioner who want to use Design Thinking and Human-centered Design in their project work and daily practice. or Manager who want to know the basics of the Design Thinking and agile working methods. or Students who are interested in human-centered design, Design Thinking and agile project management techniques.

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Summary

Title: The World of Design Thinking

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.58

Number of Lectures: 23

Number of Published Lectures: 21

Number of Curriculum Items: 23

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 21

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will be able to utilise the potential of Design Thinking in projects for solving wicked problems.
You understand the most important process steps of Design Thinking like Needfinding, Synthesis, Prototyping and more.
You will be able to apply selected tools.
You get ready to manage agile and human-centered design projects.

Who Should Attend

Practitioner who want to use Design Thinking and Human-centered Design in their project work and daily practice.
Manager who want to know the basics of the Design Thinking and agile working methods.
Students who are interested in human-centered design, Design Thinking and agile project management techniques.

Target Audiences

Practitioner who want to use Design Thinking and Human-centered Design in their project work and daily practice.
Manager who want to know the basics of the Design Thinking and agile working methods.
Students who are interested in human-centered design, Design Thinking and agile project management techniques.

Design Thinking is a human-centered method and set of principles for solving wicked problems. Nowadays it is being used for product, service and business model innovation. Thereby it takes advantages of new digital technologies, rapid prototyping, field research techniques and creativity methods.�

This course will provide you with 17-course modules an overview of the essential steps and techniques. You will learn about the process of Design Thinking, Needfinding, Synthesis, Ideation, Prototyping and Testing.

Each modules uses short videos to explain the teaching content, and we provide further readings and materials as well. The objective is to equip you with the ABC for Design Thinking.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: The Basics of Design Thinking

Lecture 1: Introduction A: What is Design Thinking? (Video)

Lecture 2: Introduction B: What is Design Thinking? (Readings)

Lecture 3: The Micro Cycle A: Understanding the process of Design Thinking (Video)

Lecture 4: The Micro Cycle B: Understanding the process of Design Thinking (Readings)

Lecture 5: The Macro Cycle A: Understanding the process of Design Thinking (Video)

Lecture 6: The Macro Cycle B: Understanding the process of Design Thinking (Readings)

Lecture 7: Wrap Up – Design Thinking Toolkits

Chapter 2: Design Thinking applied

Lecture 1: Needfinding & Field Research A: Understanding user needs & desires (Video)

Lecture 2: Needfinding & Field Research B: revisited (Readings)

Lecture 3: Interviewing A: The art of interviewing people (Video)

Lecture 4: Interviewing B: A deep dive (Readings)

Lecture 5: Field observation A: Uncovering the unseen (Video)

Lecture 6: Insights A: Drawing conclusions from your field research (Video)

Lecture 7: Insights B: From Interviews to insights (Readings)

Lecture 8: Ideation A: Creativity techniques (Readings)

Lecture 9: Prototyping and Testing A: Experimentation (Video)

Lecture 10: Prototyping and Testing B: Advanced (Readings)

Lecture 11: Applying Design Thinking A: Make it happen (Video)

Lecture 12: Applying Design Thinking B: Make it happen (Readings)

Chapter 3: Digital Prototyping – Design Thinking extended

Lecture 1: Digital Prototyping – Case study SAP

Lecture 2: Digital Prototyping – Case study Prott

Instructors

Falk Uebernickel
Professor for Design Thinking and Innovation Research

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 12 votes
2 stars: 32 votes
3 stars: 264 votes
4 stars: 747 votes
5 stars: 942 votes

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