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课程名称：初学者设计思维：开发创新思路 概述：在您最近的工作中，您是否遇到过需要解决的问题或挑战？您是如何处理的？是否感到面对无数可能的解决方案时不知所措？设计思维能够帮助您！设计思维是一个以用户为中心的五步过程，用于创意问题解决。它由斯坦福大学d.school和IDEO推广，被全球各地的组织广泛应用于解决复杂问题。设计思维的核心是理解用户需求，解决正确的问题。通过这种以人为本的设计方法，您可以开发真正帮助用户的产品和服务。 本课程旨在介绍设计思维的原则，并探讨如何在工作场所实施这些原则。该材料最适合那些对设计思维新手或希望复习核心概念的学生。幸运的是，设计思维几乎可以应用于任何领域；无论您的职业是什么，设计思维都能帮助您发现并实施最佳解决方案。 在本课程中，您将： - 将五步设计思维过程应用于您组织中的设计挑战。 - 通过访谈和观察与用户建立共情，以便以人为本地处理挑战。 - 通过对共情工作的收集和分析信息，定义您的核心问题。 - 通过使用“我们如何……”语句进行头脑风暴，构思问题的解决方案。 - 快速原型您的想法，以确定您问题的最佳解决方案。 - 与用户测试您的原型，以收集关于您提出的解决方案的反馈。 - 使用故事讲述向您的团队或组织展示设计思维。 在课程期间，您将完成自己设计思维项目，解决您选择的设计挑战。每个部分包含活动，帮助您将每个步骤应用于您的设计挑战。我还提供了一个工作簿，供您在课程进程中填写，其中包含完成项目所需的所有模板。这些也可以作为您将设计思维带入日常工作中的资源！ 我叫劳拉·皮克尔（Laura Pickel），将担任本课程的讲师。在d.school学习设计思维后，我继续在多个组织（包括IDEO、Lyft、SAP和d.school）使用和教授设计思维。我喜欢帮助人们了解设计思维的力量，希望您也是其中之一！ 如果您准备好开发突破性的解决方案以帮助和满足用户，请立即报名参加本课程！ 学习目标： - 将五步设计思维过程应用于您组织中的设计挑战。 - 解释进行用户共情研究的价值，比较不同的共情工作方法。 - 批判性分析“How might we…”语句的有效性，以构思潜在解决方案。 - 使用场景、道具和角色原型化解决方案并使其生动。 - 解释为什么与用户测试原型通常感觉像是新一轮的共情工作。 - 使用讲述故事的三条原则来展示设计思维的价值。
Think of a problem or challenge you had to solve at work recently. How did you approach it? Did you find yourself overwhelmed with the number of possible solutions? Were you unsure how to even start? Design thinking can help.Design thinking is a five-step human-centered process for creative problem solving. It was popularized by the Stanford d.school and IDEO, and has been used by organizations around the world to solve knotty problems. It is all about understanding your user's needs and solving the right problem. By using this human-centered design approach, you can develop products and services that truly help your user.This course is meant to serve as an introduction to the principles of design thinking and touches on ways you can implement it in your workplace. The material is best suited for students who are new to design thinking or want a refresher on the core concepts. Luckily, design thinking can be applied to almost any field; no matter what your profession, design thinking can help you discover and implement the best solutions to problems you encounter. In this course, you will:Apply the 5-step design thinking process to a design challenge in your organization.Empathize with your users through interviews and observations, in order to take a human-centered approach to a challenge.Define your core problem by synthesizing and analyzing information gathered during your empathy work.Ideate solutions to your problem by brainstorming using "How might we..." statements.Prototype your ideas rapidly to identify the best possible solution for your problem.Test your prototypes with users to gather feedback on your proposed solution.Pitch design thinking to your team or organization using storytelling.You will spend the duration of this course completing your own design thinking project, solving a design challenge of your choice. Each section contains activities that help you apply each step of the process to your design challenge. I've also provided a workbook for you to complete as you progress through this course with all the templates you need to complete your project. These can also serve as resources as you bring design thinking to your own day-to-day work!My name is Laura Pickel, and I'll be your instructor in this course. After learning design thinking as a student at the d.school, I've continued to both use and teach design thinking at a variety of organizations, including IDEO, Lyft, SAP, and the d.school. I love helping people learn about the power of design thinking and hope you will be one of them!If you're ready to develop breakthrough solutions to help and delight your users, enroll in this course today!CPE (Continuing Professional Education)Learning ObjectivesApply the 5-step design thinking process to a design challenge in your organization.Explain the value of doing empathy research with users. Compare different methods for empathy work.Critique the effectiveness of "How might we…" statements, in order to ideate potential solutions.Use scenes, props and roles to prototype a solution and bring it to life.Explain why testing prototypes with users often feels like a new round of empathy workUse the 3 principles of storytelling to pitch the value of design thinking For additional information, including refunds and complaints, please see Udemy Terms of Use, which is linked from the footer of this page.For more information regarding administrative policies, please contact our support using the Help and Support link at the bottom of this page.
