The latest news from the d.School
CALLING ALL STANFORD GRADUATE STUDENTS Have you been itching to find out more about what kinds of design thinking classes and projects are still on offer by the d.school this Spring? Here’s your chance to find out. THU FEB 23, NOON-1PM d.school LUNCH AND INFORMATION Building 550 Atrium The d.school will present an expo info session…
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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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We gave 76 Stanford grad students a challenge: describe each design process mode in one sentence. Check out our visualization of their responses to see a rhythm behind the design process.
The d.school is announcing an important transition in our family. Rich Crandall, director of our K-12 Lab since 2008, is joining the team at NewSchools Venture Fund as Associate Partner. A Teach for America alum with an MBA from Stanford, Rich spent four years at the d.school focused on spreading design thinking amongst K-12 educators…
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Our esteemed judges have announced the following news upon completion of the d.school’s first hackathon, 48 hours of deep dives into design thinking with the purpose of bringing it to the wider world: Two pictured teams, d.canvas (Dianna Kane, Josh Schwartzman, Poyi Chen, and Katie Johnson) and Overlay.d (Brantley Beaird, Yuri de Souza, Michael Revell,…
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Teaching design thinking through learning to teach design.
ignacio abel
margaret cumming
felipe llodra
myungjin kim
hari kunamneni
dina sporer
kb sriram
dan turner
The 150 people who started this weekend as relative strangers as part of the d.school’s first hackathon are presenting their work live this afternoon to members of the public and a panel of expert judges and investors. We’re floored by the creativity and range of the professionals who participated, not to mention the huge potential…
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Our Team, AWEsome, built a crazily cool tool to help people observe, record, and engage in conversions to find out solutions for challenges.
d.doing helps d.school spread Design Thinking in a scalable fashion.
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A new challenge is sent out weekly.
Each challenge illustrates a principle of design thinking by DOING.
