Rcs5M : Prototyping for the library... Aamassie : Next morning - same environment... Teaching and Learning through Design Thinking - EdTech Researcher. Design Thinking for Educators. Powered by Google Docs.
Design Thinking for Educators Workshop Schedule. Weekly assignments, posted on Monday mornings, can be done at any time during the week.
Each Monday we will post a new assignment. Participants will use Edutopia.org and a Ning site to complete the assignments at any time during the week. The workshop exercises are designed to take roughly 2-5 hours/week. Registrants will receive a weekly email which covers that week's assignment with all the necessary links to resources. July 30 - August 3 (Week 1): Introduction to the Design Thinking Process What is Design Thinking?
August 6 - 10 (Week 2): Discovery & Interpretation Phase I have a challenge. August 13 - 17 (Week 3): IdeationWe have a better understanding of our challenge. August 20 - 24 (Week 4): Experimentation & EvolutionI see an opportunity: What do I create? August 27-31 (Week 5): The Future In our final week, we'll work to apply Design Thinking in our school or community setting. COST: Free! Thanks for joining us! Design Thinking: Lessons for the Classroom. The Design Thinking Process While design thinking has its roots in the innovation/design sector, the process itself can be used anywhere.
Indeed, it is a great tool for teaching 21st century skills, as participants must solve problems by finding and sorting through information, collaborating with others, and iterating their solutions based on real world, authentic experience and feedback. (It is also a great tool to develop and run a school, but that's a different post for a different day.) I had the good fortune to participate in a collaborative workshop at the Big Ideas Fest, where we practiced design thinking with about 12 other educators over a three-day period.
The idea was to give us a first-hand experience with design thinking, and to demonstrate how the model could work within the classroom. Practitioners of design thinking have different steps depending on their needs. 1) Identify Opportunity 2) Design 3) Prototype 4) Get Feedback 5) Scale and Spread 6) Present Step 4: Feedback. Design Thinking for Educators (Five-Week Virtual PD... Invalid quantity.
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