Participate the unknown journey
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The document discusses innovative approaches to design thinking and engagement in workshops, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and play in problem-solving. It highlights experiences from previous events, particularly focusing on participatory methods and the goal of social impact. Additionally, it touches on the role of freelancers and non-profits in the design community, encouraging connections and educating industry standards.
Participate the unknown journey
- 1. Participate the unknown journey where running workshops means being a participant as well UX Australia – 10 minute talk
- 3. Quote “We can’t solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.” Albert Einstein
- 4. New thinking… ?! So many new ways to do things, UX Design, Service Design, Behaviour Design, Design thinking, Creative emergence, Gamification, social innovation, Deep Dive, Shallow dive, Product Development…
- 5. New thinking… ?! Did I say innovation…
- 7. 3 day event Day 1 – Divergent exercises Day 2 – Convergent exercises
- 8. Day 3 – Concept Development Approach: Design for Social Impact A previous event using Design thinking methods
- 9. Where did it all go… Trying to invent new activities Discuss with everyone their expectations and intentions
- 10. Pitch your idea An un-conference style idea workshop
- 11. Gravitation People gravitated to the ideas they prefered
- 12. Observation > Realisation People gravitated to the ideas they prefered
- 13. Presentation Re-present the idea and state the small steps to begin now.
- 14. Excitement again We all got somewhere.
- 15. What did I learn
- 16. Play (Fun) Remember when you were 10 (18 mths?) Be prepared to play
- 17. No soap box Use your hands, learn through doing Use the Rules of Engagement
- 18. Q: ? Ask the big questions, still be the guide and wave the flag.
- 19. People create the detail Throw away the tools, but not the principles
- 20. Structure outputs Find new ways to communicate the ideas
- 21. Your job Concentrate on engagement and the time
- 22. Kids learning design thinking IDEO are teaching Kids design thinking so that they can deal with the complex problems of tomorrow.
- 23. Benefits Opportunity to try out those new skills Tryout someone else’s skills Being a participant doesn’t mean you’re going to get it wrong
- 24. Innovate Symposium An innovation symposium for NGO’s and Non-for-profits Modeled off Gathering ‘11
- 25. The Gift praise upon your person for your Hey Will, before I heap amazing gift & participation in innovate, a question… From Emma Somyden Davey, Good Shepherd
- 26. Target points Set up the people Shared understanding and a shared problem to work on Some structure can help New thinking is not new process Use what you know, what we do is new thinking
- 27. Believe in the UX passion You may not be in control of the process You can ensure integrity in the outcome The new thinking comes from you Your participation in new things is the new thinking
- 28. Thank you t, f, in, b: @willdonovan www.willdonovan.com.au Donovan.william@gmail.com But wait…
- 29. Q: Who is a Freelancer?
- 30. Q: Who is a Recruiter?
- 31. Q: Who is apart of an organisation?
- 32. Design for Humans Design for Humans is a group for freelancers be found, connect with recruiters and educate what the industry on who calls themselves and designer focused on people.
- 33. Thank you t, f, in, b: @willdonovan www.willdonovan.com.au Donovan.william@gmail.com Join Design 4 humans