Design Thinking
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What you'll learn
Description
Design thinking is one of today's biggest trends in problem solving, and it delivers benefits well beyond the design world.
What this course covers:
- The benefits, uses, and background of design thinking
- Gathering user-centric information to prepare for solution design
- Defining a design challenge from your users' point of view
- Brainstorming solutions and building a prototype for feedback
- Testing your solution and applying design thinking at work
You will build a human-centered toolkit for tackling challenges of all kinds.
System Requirements
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Table of Contents
Module 1: Why Design Thinking?
Module 2: What Is Design Thinking?
Module 3: The Design Thinking Process: Empathize
Module 4: The Design Thinking Process: Define
Module 5: The Design Thinking Process: Ideate
Module 6: The Design Thinking Process: Prototype
Module 7: The Design Thinking Process: Test
Module 8: Applications of Design Thinking
Design Thinking
Why are more and more industries talking about Design Thinking these days, and what benefits can it bring to your organization? In this course, you'll learn about the philosophy of Design Thinking to prepare you to implement it successfully in your own work.
Course Result:
In this course, you'll learn about the philosophy of Design Thinking to prepare you to implement it successfully in your own work.
Duration: 30 minutes
What exactly is the Design Thinking process, and how does it work? Learn about the origins of Design Thinking and how it has evolved to become one of the most versatile creative problem-solving methodologies in the modern workplace.
Course Result:
Learn about the origins of Design Thinking and how it has evolved to become one of the most versatile creative problem-solving methodologies in the modern workplace.
Duration: 25 minutes
The first stage in the Design Thinking process, Empathize, involves getting to know your end users and their experience in detail. This stage is crucial in order to develop a truly effective human-centric solution. Learn how to conduct the tasks of this phase and strategies for their execution.
Course Result:
Empathize: involves getting to know your end users and their experience in detail.
Duration: 35 minutes
The second stage in the Design Thinking process, Define, involves specifying the exact issue or challenge for which you are trying to create a solution. Learn how to conduct the tasks of this phase and strategies for their execution.
Course Result:
Define: involves specifying the exact issue or challenge for which you are trying to create a solution.
Duration: 30 minutes
The third stage in the Design Thinking process, Ideate, involves using the information gathered and deduced from the previous two stages to come up with several different ideas for potential solutions. Learn how to conduct the tasks of this phase and strategies for their execution.
Course Result:
Ideate: involves using the information gathered and deduced from the previous two stages to come up with several different ideas for potential solutions.
Duration: 20 minutes
The fourth stage of the Design Thinking, Prototype, you’ll start bringing your ideas to life by creating some sort of physical representation of them. The goal is to test the design of your solutions as much as possible to gather feedback and impressions, without investing a large amount of time or resources to build completely finished versions.
Course Result:
Prototype: you’ll start bringing your ideas to life by creating some sort of physical representation of them.
Duration: 25 minutes
The last stage in the Design Thinking process, Test, putting your solution in the hands of your users and observing its effectiveness. Learn how to conduct the tasks of this phase and strategies for their execution.
Course Result:
Test: putting your solution in the hands of your users and observing its effectiveness.
Duration: 20 minutes
Where can Design Thinking be applied besides traditional design-oriented sectors? In this last course of the Design Thinking series, we'll take a look at real world examples of how Design Thinking has been applied to diverse challenges across several different industries.
Course Result:
In this last course of the Design Thinking series, we'll take a look at real world examples of how Design Thinking has been applied.
Duration: 45 minutes