HACK.d Kicks Off; More than a Dozen Projects Underway
The weekend workshop HACK.d is underway with professional designers, developers, and other smart creators from as far away as Chile collaborating to bring design thinking to the world. We’re shocked and awed by the involvement of the 125 people who have come to take part in the d.school’s inaugural hackathon. First conceived of two weeks…
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ANNOUNCED: The HACK.d Challenge & Full Schedule
THE HASSO PLATTNER INSTITUTE OF DESIGN @ STANFORD UNIVERSITY PRESENTS “HACK.d” The d.school is hosting its inaugural hackathon to build creative technical solutions to bring Design Thinking to the world. We’re bringing together a diverse network of developers, designers, makers, and the broader d.school community to prototype and explore new ways to make the d.school’s unparalleled library…
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Meet the Judges for “HACK.d” Jan. 27-29
“HACK.d” ON JANUARY 27-29, 2012 Exactly one week from TODAY we’ll be hosting the first-ever HACK.d weekend here at the d.school. It’ll be a 48-hour hackathon for a weekend of interdisciplinary collaboration and prototyping. CLICK HERE TO RSVP and GET ALL THE DETAILS. The kick-off will take place next Friday, 1/27 at 7pm in the Atrium. There…
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Make Space : The Book
Make Space : How to Set the Stage for Creative Collaboration by Scott Doorley & Scott Witthoft is out! Based on the work at the Stanford University d.school and its Environments Collaborative Initiative, it is a tool that for helping people intentionally manipulate space to ignite creativity. Get more information about the book. Purchase a…
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Request a d.school Learning Experience!
Thanks a bunch for bearing with us as we try to satisfy your appetite for design thinking. Use the form below to send a request for a d.thinking learning experience to a select group of design thinking teachers and coaches; if your request aligns with their particular skills and areas of interest, they will be…
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George Kembel Responds to Burning Question #3
The Co-Founder and Executive Director of the d.school, George Kembel, answers the next question in the burning questions series with a twist… “What is the elevator pitch for design thinking?” Please respond to the prompts within using (hashtag) BurnQ, and we’ll collect some of our favorite responses and expose them to the network, along with…
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