Design thinking

Shelley Cervantes & Kate ThomaFebruary 17, 2015

What? How? Help!

What is Design Thinking?

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Why?What is so great about design thinking...

“Design Thinking is optimistic in nature. Believe a difference can be made and believe you can be the one

to make it!@BryanLakatos

Show...Not TellRapid Design Cycle

Redesign a chair…for your user’s needs.

____________________ really needs a chair

that _________________________________

and _________________________________

because _____________________________

____________________________________.

1 Meet Your User 2 Develop a user/needs statement

Write down two needs your user has.

Start by gaining empathy. Next Define your P.O.V.

Ideate: Go for volume, encourage wild ideas, build on the ideas of others, be visual, defer judgement

3 Sketch at least 4 ways to meet your user’s needs

gather Feedback.

4 Share your sketches & get feedback. )

+ What worked… Δ What needs improving…

? Questions…! Aha ideas…

Iterate based on user feedback.

Sketch your big, final idea!

5 Reflect & generate a new proposed solution.

prototype!6 Build your solution.

Create a physical model of your solutionMAKE something that your partner can interact with

Use whatever materials you seeBe scrappy and quick...you only have 7 minutes!

Test & Reflect on your experience. 7 Review your process; identify new insights, lessons learned, etc. Capture your ideas from discussion here.

Reflect on your experience.

Capture your ideas from discussion here.

7 Review your process; identify new insights, lessons learned, etc.

This IS K-1!!!!

see your students in another light...

Rapid Cycle #1 Name Tagshttp://alohafirstgraders.blogspot.com/2014/09/design-challenge.html

Rapid Cycle #2 Hold That Snack

http://alohafirstgraders.blogspot.com/2014/10/hold-that-snack.html

Next Up…..Long Term Design ThinkingShort Term Design Thinking

Swickard Woods

Design Thinking Coming Alive with Empathy:● Observing in SW● Planting in the wetlands ● Backyard Animals● Animal Research

Define….http://alohafirstgraders.blogspot.com/2014/10/swickard-woods-inquiry-part-1.html

Design Thinking and Dramatic InquiryIdeate….http://alohafirstgraders.blogspot.com/2014/10/swickard-woods-part-2.html

Feedback with an Authentic Audiencehttp://alohafirstgraders.blogspot.com/2014/10/presentingchild-scholars.html

Prototypehttp://alohafirstgraders.blogspot.com/2014/11/votingthe-results-are-in.html

Turning Design Thinking into PBL

Design Thinking and Inquiry!

Creepy Carrots with DT, PBL, and literacy connections

● Empathy: Jasper the rabbit● Define: How can we keep the carrots away but safe? ● Ideate: Sketch, Feedback, Sketch, Feedback, Final Sketch● Prototype● Feedback and share● Persuasive writing for Jasper to choose the best idea● PBL: We can build our own garden (herb garden)

Design Thinking Resources

d.schoolHead here to find the Teacher Toolkit, the Design Thinking K12 network, and their amazing DT Wiki.

TwitterJoin or follow the #dtk12chat and follow along with leading experts in K12 Design Thinking. We chat weekly at 9PM on Wednesdays. Also follow @MindShiftKQED

EdutopiaEduoptia has resources as well for project examples, how to get started, videos and lots more.

Thanks!

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