The Brown Book of Design Thinking
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| Rating | : | 4.22 (846 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00H5U4NRY |
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| Number of Pages | : | 415 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-03-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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"An INSPIRING and ELOQUENT guide!" according to Stephanie. This book is the essential toolkit for any creative professional, and offers immensely valuable insight to those embarking on a design career path. But more importantly, it speaks across industries, bridging the gap between multiple disciplines with a concise methodology on how to optimize results in an efficient and delightful manner. This wealth of knowledge will surprise and empower you to achieve your spectacular potential.I love this book!
Have a sense of self-efficacy (creative confidence).2. The workshop method propagated by the design firm ideo.2. Know how to Apply design thinking tools to boost research output.5. Manage a design thinking workshop: Layout, roles, times and process.3. Making our own luck, and turning a nothing into a something are things we heard from Professor Tina Seelig, but we didn’t know how to actually translate it into our lives, into our own luck. Rather than using the traditional MBA casestudy method, this is a workshop-based course where we learn by doing. Taught as a course at Stanford since 2004, and with a school funded by Hasso Plattner (see: hpi.uni-potsdam/ willkommenml), today design thinking impacts processes not only in engineering practice, but in education and across disciplines. Its tools are used by product and industrial design firms to ideate products. This might sounds crazy, believe me it was.Course ObjectivesIn this course book we will practice two skills:1. Typical wicked problems for researchers are: How to win the next Nobel prize? How to decrease traffic accidents? How to fix global warming?GoalsThe goal of this course is very simple: to master design thinking skills. On Mo