[Audio] Design Thinking
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[Audio] Design Thinking is a way of thinking and working that helps us to define and solve problems. It is a non-linear, iterative and human-centred process that helps us to reframe problems as opportunities.. 

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Design Thinking is a way of thinking and working that helps us to define and solve problems. It is a non-linear, iterative and human-centred process that helps us to reframe problems as opportunities.

[Audio] It is a Tool to solve Big problems. It is a. 

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[Audio] Purpose statement
What is Design Thinking? Design thinking is an iterative process in which you seek to understand your users, challenge assumptions, redefine problems and create innovative solutions which you can prototype and test.. 

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Design thinking is an iterative process in which you seek to understand your users, challenge assumptions, redefine problems and create innovative solutions which you can prototype and test.

[Audio] " Design thinking aims to improve students' empathy, their comfort with ambiguity and their ability to resolve conflicting ideas through solutions that are stronger than individual ideas.
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“ Design thinking  aims to improve students' empathy, their comfort with ambiguity and their ability to resolve conflicting ideas through solutions that are stronger than individual ideas .

[Audio] Lets see an example to understand Design Thinking better
The go-to food delivery service app UberEats attributes its success to its ability to reiterate quickly and empathize with customers.. 

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[Audio] A prime example of this is UberEats's Walkabout Program, where designers observe cities in which the company operates. Some elements they inspect are food culture, cuisine, infrastructure, delivery processes, and transportation. One of the innovations that came from their immersive research is the driver app, which focuses on delivery partners' pain points around parking in highly populated urban areas. To address this, the driver app provides step-by-step directions from restaurant to customer to ensure smoother delivery processes.. 

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[Audio] Consider the Big Picture
In the example above, it's easy to say the solutions are obvious. Yet, try taking a step back to reflect on how each company thought about its customer base's perspective and recognized where to employ empathy.. 

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[Audio] Think Through Alternative Solutions
This is a useful exercise you can do with the examples above. Consider the problem each company faced and think through alternative solutions each could have tried. This can enable you to practice both empathy and ideation.. 

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[Audio] Research Each Company's Competitors
Another helpful exercise is to look at each company's competitors. Did those competitors have similar problems? Did they find similar solutions? How would you compete? Remember to walk through the four design thinking phases.. 

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[Audio] In this way Design Thinking Helps us by using the steps: 1. to empathise 2. define 3 ideate 4. prototype and 5 test. 

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[Audio] Benefits for young people who engage in design thinking include:
• Being able to identify problems and reframe them as actionable opportunities; • Understanding the value of collaboration and feedback; • Viewing setbacks and failures as valuable learning moments; • Appreciating the value of hard work and persistence; • Developing self-belief as problem solvers; • Developing empathy; • Developing a growth mindset; • Developing stamina and resilience; and • Developing entrepreneurial and community-minded behaviours. • A focus that is both future and solutions-oriented. 

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Benefits for young people who engage in design thinking include: • Being able to identify problems and reframe them as actionable opportunities; • Understanding the value of collaboration and feedback; • Viewing setbacks and failures as valuable learning moments; • Appreciating the value of hard work and persistence; • Developing self-belief as problem solvers; • Developing empathy; • Developing a growth mindset; • Developing stamina and resilience; and • Developing entrepreneurial and community-minded behaviours. • A focus that is both future and solutions-oriented

Bibliographical references. https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/businessreview/2022/05/04/design-thinking-in-higher-education-preparing-the-next-generation-of-graduates/ .. https://theconversation.com/design-thinking-can-prepare-graduates-for-the-real-working-world-72509#:~:text=Design%20thinking%20aims%20to%20improve,knowledge%20through%20creative%20mental%20leaps .. 

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https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/businessreview/2022/05/04/design-thinking-in-higher-education-preparing-the-next-generation-of-graduates/  .. https://theconversation.com/design-thinking-can-prepare-graduates-for-the-real-working-world-72509#:~:text=Design%20thinking%20aims%20to%20improve,knowledge%20through%20creative%20mental%20leaps .

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Design Thinking is a way of thinking and working that helps us to define and solve problems

It is a non-linear, iterative and human-centred process that helps us to reframe problems as opportunities.

"Design thinking aims to improve students' empathy, their comfort with ambiguity and their ability to resolve conflicting ideas through solutions that are stronger than individual ideas.

Lets see an example to understand Design Thinking better

The go-to food delivery service app UberEats attributes its success to its ability to reiterate quickly and empathize with customers.

A prime example of this is UberEats's Walkabout Program, where designers observe cities in which the company operates

Some elements they inspect are food culture, cuisine, infrastructure, delivery processes, and transportation

One of the innovations that came from their immersive research is the driver app, which focuses on delivery partners' pain points around parking in highly populated urban areas

To address this, the driver app provides step-by-step directions from restaurant to customer to ensure smoother delivery processes.

In the example above, it's easy to say the solutions are obvious

Yet, try taking a step back to reflect on how each company thought about its customer base's perspective and recognized where to employ empathy.

This is a useful exercise you can do with the examples above

Consider the problem each company faced and think through alternative solutions each could have tried

This can enable you to practice both empathy and ideation.

Another helpful exercise is to look at each company's competitors

Did those competitors have similar problems

Remember to walk through the four design thinking phases.

In this way Design Thinking Helps us by using the steps:

Benefits for young people who engage in design thinking include:

• Being able to identify problems and reframe them as actionable opportunities

• Understanding the value of collaboration and feedback

• Viewing setbacks and failures as valuable learning moments

• Appreciating the value of hard work and persistence

• Developing self-belief as problem solvers

and • Developing entrepreneurial and community-minded behaviours

• A focus that is both future and solutions-oriented

 https://blogs.lse.ac.uk/businessreview/2022/05/04/design-thinking-in-higher-education-preparing-the-next-generation-of-graduates/  .. https://theconversation.com/design-thinking-can-prepare-graduates-for-the-real-working-world-72509#:~:text=Design%20thinking%20aims%20to%20improve,knowledge%20through%20creative%20mental%20leaps .