Why Design Thinking?

Why Design Thinking?, available at $39.99, with 14 lectures.

You will learn about Where Design Thinking comes from and how it originated What Design Thinking is today, and the variety of ways it is used and customised Three of the most widely used Design Thinking methods and how to use them The best mindset for Design Thinking activities The importance and role of collaboration in Design Thinking processes This course is ideal for individuals who are Designers and design students who want to understand Design Thinking as a malleable and "designable" process It is particularly useful for Designers and design students who want to understand Design Thinking as a malleable and "designable" process.

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Title: Why Design Thinking?

Price: $39.99

Number of Lectures: 14

Number of Published Lectures: 14

Number of Curriculum Items: 14

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 14

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Where Design Thinking comes from and how it originated
What Design Thinking is today, and the variety of ways it is used and customised
Three of the most widely used Design Thinking methods and how to use them
The best mindset for Design Thinking activities
The importance and role of collaboration in Design Thinking processes

Who Should Attend

Designers and design students who want to understand Design Thinking as a malleable and "designable" process

Target Audiences

Designers and design students who want to understand Design Thinking as a malleable and "designable" process

What is Design Thinking? Why is everybody talking about it? Why is it relevant in all disciplines, and why could it be the tool that makes the difference for you too? In your work, your research, and maybe even your personal life! In this short course, we’ll have a look at:

1) The origins and history of Design thinking: where it came from, its position in the context of the design discipline, and how it propagated to the massively important, widespread creative process it is today

2) An introduction to the Design Thinking steps and most important methods, so that you’ll be immediately able to implement them in your journey with creativity

3) We’ll discuss some fundamental principles and approaches for the Design Thinking mindset like group work, the role of uncertainty, dealing with biases, assumptions, visual communication, etc.

4) Finally, we’ll have a look at few spaces where there is really the need to apply Design Thinking today, and where you might want to start playing with it!

The goal of this course is for you to learn to *critically* look at Design Thinking for what is it: a customizable, malleable, and “designable” creative process. With this course, you will be able to design your own Design Thinking process based on your own strategy and needs.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Origins of Design Thinking – Part 1

Lecture 3: Origins of Design Thinking – Part 2

Lecture 4: Some very important WORDS

Lecture 5: The Design Thinking Process

Lecture 6: Design Thinking Methods

Lecture 7: Design Thinking method 1: Collages

Lecture 8: Design Thinking method 2: Brainstorm

Lecture 9: Design Thinking method 3: Roleplay

Lecture 10: How to Choose Design Thinking Methods

Lecture 11: Design Thinking Principles

Lecture 12: Design Thinking Superpowers

Lecture 13: Design Thinking last Superpower: Collaboration

Lecture 14: Spaces for Design Thinking exploration

Instructors

Dr. Francesca Zampollo
OnlineSchoolofFoodDesign.org – Food Design courses

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