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Setting the Context: Human-Centered Design
Session Overview
- Introduction to Human-Centered Design
- Q&A
- Break (15 minutes)
- Project-Based Learning Activity
- Group Gather & Debrief
Human-Centered Design Session Overview Introduction to - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Setting the Context: Human-Centered Design Session Overview Introduction to Human-Centered Design Q&A Break (15 minutes) Project-Based Learning Activity Group Gather & Debrief Human- Design Centered Thinking Design
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Human- Centered Design
Design Thinking
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At its heart, human- centered design is a creative approach to problem-solving. It consists of a set of tools that focus on empathy for the end-user.
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At its heart, human- centered design is a creative approach to problem-solving. It consists of a set of tools that focus on empathy for the end-user.
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At its heart, human- centered design is a creative approach to problem-solving. It consists of a set of tools that focus on empathy for the end-user.
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Traditional Forms of Problem-Solving
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At its heart, human- centered design is a creative approach to problem-solving. It consists of a set of tools that focus on empathy for the end-user.
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Source: Stanford d.school Process Guide
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Source: Stanford d.school Process Guide
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Source: Stanford d.school Process Guide
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Source: Stanford d.school Process Guide
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Source: Stanford d.school Process Guide
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Source: Stanford d.school Process Guide
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At its heart, human- centered design is a creative approach to problem-solving. It consists of a set of tools that focus on empathy for the end-user.
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“What people say and what people do and what they say they do are entirely different things.”
- Margaret Mead, Anthropologist
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What are these people doing? How are they doing it? Why are they doing it?
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“What people say and what people do and what they say they do are entirely different things.”
- Margaret Mead, Anthropologist
…and what we think people do.
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Human-Centered Design
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MINDSET: EMPATHY
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OTHER MINDSETS
Designing for Veterans: A Toolkit for Human-Centered Design October 2015
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MINDSET
Designing for Veterans: A Toolkit for Human-Centered Design October 2015
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Designing for Veterans: A Toolkit for Human-Centered Design October 2015
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MINDSET
Designing for Veterans: A Toolkit for Human-Centered Design October 2015
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Designing for Veterans: A Toolkit for Human-Centered Design October 2015
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MINDSET
Designing for Veterans: A Toolkit for Human-Centered Design October 2015
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Designing for Veterans: A Toolkit for Human-Centered Design October 2015
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Doug Dietz & GE’s MRI Machine
GE Healthcare
- penideo.com
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Doug Dietz & GE’s MRI Machine
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How might we transform the country’s employment system?
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Q & A
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Resources
Stanford d.school Process Guide: https://dschool.stanford.edu/sandbox/groups/designresources/wiki/36873/atta chments/74b3d/ModeGuideBOOTCAMP2010L.pdf?sessionID=68deabe9f22d5b7 9bde83798d28a09327886ea4b Designing for Veterans: A Toolkit for Human-Centered Design https://www.vets.gov/playbook/downloads/vaci-project-toolkit.pdf Doug Dietz’s TEDx Talk on Transforming Healthcare for Children and Their Families https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jajduxPD6H4 Denmark’s MindLab: http://mind-lab.dk/en/ Creating Solutions Together: Design Thinking, The Office of Family Assistance, and 3 Grantees http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/ofa/resource/creating-solutions-together- design-thinking-ofa-and-3-grantees