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*Starting with the "How Might We…" question you generated for deliverable # 1, brainstorm (with your team if you are in a Leadership Circle) possible solutions for that opportunity. Review tips for brainstorming/ideation [[2020:Training/Toolkit (Ideation)|here]]. <u>Come up with at least 30 ideas, and include a list of them in the Google doc for the assignment.</u>
*Select one of the many ideas you generated and create a sketch/diagram that describes the idea in more detail. Is it a product? A service? A new process or way of doing something? Use labels and annotations to make it as clear as possible. Include the sketch/diagram (or a photo of it) in the Google doc, after the list of ideas.
*Show your sketch/diagram to first year students (the ones you interviewed and/or others) and ask them what they think of your idea. Your goal here is not to convince them that your idea is good, but get their honest perspectives and understand the why behind those perspectives. Include a summary of the received feedback in the Google doc for the assignment. ''At the Silicon Valley Meetup in March, we will explore other prototyping methods beyond sketching.''<br><br>
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'''>>> In sum''', the Google doc with your assignment should contain 2 deliverables:
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Hope you enjoyed your design thinking adventure! You will find LOTS of resources (readings, videos, books) on design thinking on [[2020:Training/Design Thinking (Resources and Stories)|this page]] (you can also access it anytime from the "DESIGN THINKING: resources and stories" on the sidebar menu. Also, in Session 4 you will have the opportunity to apply design thinking to the UIF projects you will start to develop, going deeper into prototyping, which we covered only briefly on this session. As always, if you have any questions, ask!
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