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    Design Thinking Process: Discovery/ Empathy Ideation Evolution/ Test

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    The design thinking process document outlines a 5-stage process: 1) Discovery/Empathy to understand user needs through observation and engagement, 2) Interpretation/Define to analyze insights and reframe as problem statements, 3) Ideation to generate ideas through brainstorming and removing constraints, 4) Experimentation/Prototype to create prototypes and get user feedback, and 5) Evolution/Test to communicate with users, refine solutions based on feedback, and iterate the design. The process moves from problem finding to problem solving to solution testing.

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    The design thinking process document outlines a 5-stage process: 1) Discovery/Empathy to understand user needs through observation and engagement, 2) Interpretation/Define to analyze insights and reframe as problem statements, 3) Ideation to generate ideas through brainstorming and removing constraints, 4) Experimentation/Prototype to create prototypes and get user feedback, and 5) Evolution/Test to communicate with users, refine solutions based on feedback, and iterate the design. The process moves from problem finding to problem solving to solution testing.

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    Design Thinking Process

    Discovery/ Interpretation/ Ideation Experimentation/ Evolution/


    Empathy Define Prototype Test

    Find deep & Reframe needs Generate Volume & Visualize possible Communicate
    meaningful needs & insights into Variety of Ideas solutions by trying with users to gain
    through observing actionable problem them out feedback & refine
    & engaging statements solutions

    What needs to Analyze what has Brainstorm Create a prototype of Use feedback and
    change & how much? been learned about individually & a service, solution, or observations to
    What can change? the problem, where it collaboratively product evolve a solution
    Whos involved? How takes place & who is Diverge Converge
    do they think & Why? involved Choose constraints & Use different user
    What do they want & Use role play & then remove them to groups points of view
    Need? models enrich ideas to test drive
    Create (User) needs
    a way to (Verb)
    because... statements

    Problem finding Problem Solving Solution Testing

    References:
    http://blog.carneysandoe.com/infographic-designing-service/ http://www.designthinkingforeducators.com http://www.dschool.stanford.edu http://innovationdiscoveries.blogspot.ca/
    Design Thinking Mindsets
    Embrace Ambiguity Empathy Human-Centred
    Be okay with not knowing the outcome. Put yourself in the shoes of your user. Your We are most concerned about the human
    Trust that youll get where you need to go. user can be students, parents, or other user and experience. We think about
    educators. people.

    Iterate Learn from Failure Mindful of Process


    Accept that No solution will be the Failure is an important part of learning. Knowing where you are in the design
    answer. Iterating based on user feedback We must fail to learn how to iterate next. process helps you know where you need
    keeps us responsive, nimble, and focused. to go next.

    Optimism Radical Collaboration Thought to Form


    Expect that there will be a good outcome. We are always better together than we Take ideas out of the realm of the brain
    When we focus on what could be, rather are apart. Seek out people, both expected and put them in the realm of the hands.
    than what stops us, we find more and and unexpected, to collaborate with. Making ideas real reveals much more
    better solutions. than theory ever can.

    References:
    http://dschool.stanford.edu http://www.designkit.org

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