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Design Thinking Gets a Speculative Twist: Using Black Mirror to Spark Innovation Design thinking is a popular method for creative problem-solving. But Jung Kyung Seo, Neharika Makam; Summer Jung, PhD, Kim Seoyoung; and Kim Sohyeong from Stanford University and the University of California, San Diego explore how speculative design, inspired by shows like Black Mirror, can enhance this process (ICED23, Proceedings: DS 122). https://lnkd.in/gR5x5Xg3 Join the "Design is a Team Sport" movement at ICED25 Dallas! How can we ensure that innovation benefits society? Share your thoughts on the role of speculative design in responsible development and the importance of considering the bigger picture. Don't miss out!  · Register for ICED25 Dallas: iced.designsociety.org/ The University of Texas at Dallas, The Design Society #DesignThinking #SpeculativeDesign #BlackMirror #Innovation #SocialImpact #DesignProcess

Check out our new paper on creating sustainability-focused design curriculum in HE and the role of ethos in translating educational goals into pedagogy. #design #designpedagogy #designeducation #sustainability #highereducation

How have we learned what a "successful space" looks like according to educators, which materials serve a space best, and how to bring a design to life even more efficiently than it's been done in the past? Learn more below. #wedesignthefuture https://ow.ly/cnFx50PznlR

“How do social sector leaders create change in people’s lives without getting lost in ambiguity, tangled up in complex systems, and disempowered by limited resources?” Beyond Human Centered Design, Integrative Design adds equity and anti-racism, systems thinking, and programmatic strategy to support you as you address the world’s toughest challenges. This program from Stanford Social Innovation Review is a great introduction! #socialsector #integrativedesign #capacitybuilding #technicalassistance #tacticalcoaching #leadership #impact #growth

I am so sad to miss this. "How can we advance positive change on complex challenges? Human-centered design offers useful and powerful tools, and it is not enough. A design practice needs to integrate various methods to be most effective. In particular, for the social sector, we believe integrating human-centered, systems-minded, strategy-aligned, and equity-driven approaches can create greater impact." YES! (Also, I think the link is broken? https://lnkd.in/gUTx9kji)

If you're working on transformational change at any level in higher ed—and if you're working in higher ed, I'd argue that you should be!—you'll find no better inspiration than the ASU University Design Institute's Design Book. We're using it to reimagine our curriculum, but anyone could use it to inspire the design of a program, a course, a center, a presentation... Thanks to Minu Ipe and team for galvanizing this guide!

"What's different about entering the industry today vs when you started?" This is one of the brilliant questions put to Dave and the rest of the panel at Edinburgh College's Creative and Tech Futures Day 2024. How would you have answered? #design #creativity #technology

JDT_Vol.1/ Issue 1 This Manuscript write by Christoph Lattemann   1  Erik Arntsen 2  Bjorn-Tore Flaten 3  Neele Fürst 4  Jannicke Holen 5  Birgitta Cappelen 6 Title: Is There a Proper Way to Teach Design Thinking? Empirical Evidence from Design Thinking in Education Doi: 10.22059/JDT.2020.76035 https://lnkd.in/ddB3j7RX #Design #Creativity #Design #Industrial #Design #Projects

RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM: DESIGN JUSTICE - 15 JANUARY “What is the relationship between design, power, and social justice?” On 2020, Sasha Costanza-Chock published “Design Justice: Community-Led Practices to Build the Worlds We Need”. This book highlights the importance of rethinking design and engineering in a way that explicitly challenges structural injustices, based on the design practices of different oppressed communities and social movements around the world. At TU Delft, an interdisciplinary reading group studied the Design Justice framework and discussed the main tools and experiences that Costanza-Chock introduced. Now, connecting to the Delft Design for Values Institute annual theme of Justice, we want to take the chance to present our reflections and explore what this book can offer to designers in the quest for more just design processes and results. Aarón Moreno Inglés (PhD candidate at TPM) will lead this colloquium, in which we will delve into the Design Justice framework, its potentialities, pitfalls, its openings for further research, and the ways in which we could implement it in our current projects. Please register here: https://lnkd.in/eU--4Efb Ibo Poel, van de Helma Dokkum dr. Marielle Feenstra #justice #design #values #technology #designjustice #tudelft #TPM #Communities #Marginalization #power #socialjustice #research #colloquium #engineering #injustices #socialmovements #designforvalues #designforjustice

Design Science Research in Everyday Business Think design science research is just for academic research? Think again! This week we show how design science research is not limited to academia. Learn how it's a powerful tool used to conduct rigorous and practical research that solves real-world business problems. Plus, discover how design science principles might already be shaping your everyday projects! Stay tuned for a follow-up video this week where we'll see how design science research helps improve product-market fit. https://lnkd.in/dePdGB3q