d.Maps: Discussion 2 Ideate
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Material adapted from dschool.stanford.edu. Special thanks to Carly Geehr for allowing shamelessly stolen inspiration and Tom Kelly's, “The Art of Innovation”
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- 1. d.Maps: Design Cultural Maps Discussion 2 [email_address]
- 2. Agenda
- 13. Anything
- 23. How to Synthesize MyBrainstorm?
Editor's Notes
- Intro Names and 1 artistic or cultural thing you noticed on the way to this course?
- Took longer than expected during salon of Experiment 2 and did not get to prototype
- Mind mapping, creativity comes from associations and conceptual blending.
- Be visual always.
- Show what you’re doing behind the scenes.
- Can you explain your whole value proposition in 1pg?
- Come up with as many crazy ideas for products as possible. how many of you can come up with a crazy idea for a product right off the top of your head? not a good brainstorm topic - crazy ideas, GO! a better way is to ease people into it.. the best one we did was very highly scaffolded,
- Basic gist - give a warmup, have everyone put up their warmup ideas, give a new topic, and build off of each warmup idea one at a time as long as there's energy behind them. Shoot for 100 ideas in an hour during a productive session and probably over 30 will be "keepers"
- Identify a clear point of view that summarizes who you are serving.
- Group and map your inspirations.
- Organize your brainstorm into a timeline of events.
- Prioritize your ideas visually.
- Take what you learned and set some actionable deadlines.