University of Virginia - Design Thinking: Insights to Inspiration
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Design Thinking: Insights to Inspiration at Coursera Overview
Duration | 14 hours |
Start from | Start Now |
Total fee | Free |
Mode of learning | Online |
Difficulty level | Beginner |
Official Website | Explore Free Course |
Credential | Certificate |
Design Thinking: Insights to Inspiration at Coursera Highlights
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Design Thinking: Insights to Inspiration at Coursera Course details
- In this course, developed at the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia, we will introduce you to the design thinking process
- It is a project-based course in which you will identify a human-centered problem that you want to solve
- We will focus our attention on the first seven steps of our 14-Step design thinking process
- We?ll guide you through crafting and carrying out a research plan that helps you answer the question, ?What is?? You will gather and identify important insights about the needs and wants of others and use this information to identify the attributes of an ideal solution
Design Thinking: Insights to Inspiration at Coursera Curriculum
Insights into Design Thinking
Introduction to the Design Thinking Specialization
Curriculum Map
Supplemental Course Book Overview
Meet Jeanne Liedtka
What is Design Thinking?
The Four Questions of Design Thinking
The Essences of Design Thinking
The Good Kitchen: Design Thinking in Action
The Good Kitchen: What Is?
The Good Kitchen : What If, What Wows, What Works?
Wicked vs. Tame Problems
Step 1: Identifying an Opportunity
Questions to Ask Yourself When Choosing Your Course Project
Course Overview and Requirements
Welcome to Week 1
Project Activity - Step 1, Identifying an Opportunity
Week 1 Quiz
Project Planning
Framing the Business Case
Embracing the Rollercoaster Ride as a Team
Step 2: Scope Your Project
Step 3: Draft Your Design Brief
Health Care Vignette
Welcome to Week 2
Project Activity - Design Brief
Week 2 Quiz
What Is?
Step 4: Make Your Project Plan
Step 4: Make Your People Plan
Step 4: Make Your Research Plan
Step 5: Do Your Research
Ethnographic Research: Example Stories
Ethnographic Research: Choosing Good Participants
Ethnographic Research: Conducting Interviews
The Pain Curve
Welcome to Week 3
Project Activity - Steps 4 and 5
Week 3 Quiz
The Innovation Mindset
Finding Opportunities to Innovate
The Physics of Growth
Why is Innovation So Hard to Do in Organizations?
Overcoming a Growth Gridlock
What Does a Prepared Mind Look Like?
Meet George and Geoff
Understanding Differences in Mindset
The Importance of Repertoire and Empathy
How Do We Help George Succeed ?
Assessing Your Mindset and Repertoire
Welcome to Week 4
Project Activity - Continue Field Work
Week 4 Quiz
If Anything Were Possible
MeYouHealth: The Biggest Challenge
MeYouHealth: What Is? - Conducting Research
MeYouHealth: What Is? - Emerging Patterns
MeYouHealth: What If? - Generating Ideas
Step 6: Identify Insights
Step 6: Hosting a Gallery Walk
Step 7: Establish Design Criteria
Capturing Your Project's Payback
The Impact of Expertise
Giving and Receiving Feedback
Week 5 Overview
Overview - Insights and Design Criteria
Week 5 Quiz
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