This Friday: Aspen Ideas Fest Finalists’ Night
This Friday, May 18th at 5:30pm, come see 7 fantastic multi-disciplinary Stanford teams, selected from a pool of 50 applicants, pitch their projects to a panel of distinguished judges. Each team has 5 minutes to tell their story, and the winning teams will be sent to present to some of the most influential people in…
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This July: Design Thinking Bootcamp for Executives
Demand for constant product innovation and iteration in today’s world pushes the limits of what most executives have been trained to handle. New competition and heightened customer expectations change the paradigms of effective problem-solving for all organizations—from Fortune 500 companies to startups, non-profits, and the public sector. What leaders need in order to evolve their…
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Guest Post on HBR: Five Ways to Make Corporate Space More Creative
We’re excited to see Scott Doorley and Scott Witthoft’s guest post today on Harvard Business Review in which they outline five tactics you can use to make a more creative workspace. Check it out here. Scott and Scott are co-directors of the d.school’s Environments Collaborative and authors of Make Space: How to Set the Stage…
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LAUNCHED: Take a Virtual Crash Course Today!
SHARE DESIGN THINKING WITH THE WORLD We are thrilled to invite you to beta test our new virtual Crash Course series of creative and intelligent teaching tools. Visit our Crash Course page NOW and add yourself to the d.school heatmap. This virtual Crash Course has custom-created videos, handouts, and facilitation tips to help you as…
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K-12 Education Workshop | Summer, 2012
We are pleased to announce the dates of the 6th Annual Summer Workshop for K-12 Educators here at the d.school. Participants from the past five seasons have helped develop a network of amazing teachers and administrators who are using design thinking to improve education. We very much look forward engaging with a new cohort of…
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A learner’s perspective
The d.school’s flagship class, Design Thinking Bootcamp, consistently draws students from every school and program to work together on team-based approaches to real-world challenges. Want a glimpse of what it’s like? Justin Ferrell, the Director of Digital, Mobile and New Product Design for the Washington Post, is on campus for a one-year long Knight journalism…
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