Faculty: This example post demonstrates how you can provide information about each class for your students. It uses the category “Classes” and can be found under Activities > Classes in the site menu. Use the suggested outline below to structure your class posts.
Class Info
- Date: Week 01
- Meeting Info: Login into Blackboard for Weekly LIVE class sessions.
To-Do Before Class
- Requesting membership to this Open Lab course.
- Complete the student survey.
- Download your own copy of IDEOs Field Guide for Human-Centered Design and Learn Terminology
- Download your own copy of Creative Reaction Lab’s Equity-Centered Community Design Field Guide and Learn Terminology
- Fill out Student Survey
In one sentence, describe one of these things:
- What is wrong with the world/society? your City? you Community? your School?
Topic
- Orientation and course description: objectives, requirements, recommended texts, reading/homework expectations, grading.
- What is the Role of the Contemporary Designer in todays landscape.
- How does this course prep you for the Senior Project course?
Objectives
- Understand the role of the designer as a concept generator.
- Build and expand your design research capabilities.
- Explore ways to include more or yourself and community into your creative work.
- Understanding the role of design research.
- Build better design techniques and practices.
- Explore tools/ways to exercise your creativity.
Lecture
PLACE copy of you lecture here.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1yS3lHiv1Ydww-njKOSYZ3xWNJjjyZkks-4lCy42lrQ0/edit?usp=sharing
Activities
Students will be tasked with searching for a topic to spark their own research and begin to discover issues and problems within their local communities.
- What is Civic and Community Engagement
- Design Sprints
- Defining a problem
- 5 Whys
- Root causes
- Share and Compare
To-Do After Class
- Join Slack
- Read Field Guide to Human Centered Design P9-28
- Continue Root Cause analysis
Work with team to figure out How Might We statements to bring to class.
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