A.J. Juliani – The Design Thinking Mini-Course

Mini-Course: LAUNCH into Design Thinking

• Lesson 1: What the heck is Design Thinking? (4:02 )
• Lesson 2: Why it matters in schools (not just business) (6:00 )
• Lesson 3: The LAUNCH Cycle (a K-12 Framework for Design Thinking) (47:16 )
• Lesson 4: Design Sprint (Mini-Genius Project) (7:50 )
• Lesson 5: Look, Listen, and Learn (3:56 )
• Lesson 6: Ask Tons of Questions (3:19 )
• Lesson 7: Understanding the Problem and/or Process (2:04 )
• Lesson 8: Navigating Ideas (P.A.R.T.S) (4:15 )
• Lesson 9: Creating Prototypes (3:15 )
• Lesson 10: Highlight and Fix (3:32 )
• Lesson 11: Launch It Into the World (your audience) (2:58 )
• Lesson 12: Getting Students Started with Design Thinking (K-2, 3-5)
• Lesson 13: Getting Students Started with Design Thinking (6-8, 9-12)
• Lesson 14: Getting Staff Started with Design Thinking – The Ultimate Faculty Meeting (6:08 )
• Lesson 15: How Design Thinking Can Transform Your Practice (5:12 )
• Lesson 16: FAQs (4:18 )
  

Mini-Coure Resources: Design Thinking in the Classroom: A Process and Framework for Creativity

• Reflective Questions for this Module
• Reading: 3 Great Examples of Design Thinking in Action
• Reading: FAQs About Design Thinking from John Spencer
• Reading: 29 Practical Ways to Empower Your Students (thanks to all who shared their ideas)
• Reading: How to Get Your Ideas to Spread (Seth Godin)
• Resource: IDEO’s Design Thinking for Educators Toolkit
• Resource/Activity: Apollo 13 Rescue (created by NJ Educators)
• Resource: 45 Design Thinking Resources to Lead This Movement via Saga Briggs
• Activity: Pitch Your Idea Shark Tank Style
• Video: An Interview on Creativity with Harvard’s Edward Clapp
• Video: TED Talk – How to Make Toast
• Video: Interview with John Spencer (35:29 )
• Video: Why We Are All in Sales (Dan Pink Interview)