http://www.michalkopec.com/hackd Concept #1 d.radio allows you to tune into and listen to d.classes or spaces which are currently broadcasting their audio. You not only listen but are becoming an active participant thru – our secret sauce here Concept #2 d.mix and match allows teachers, students, professional and anyone to build their own ideal learning experience,…
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http://bit.ly/dmafia Can you work with your fellow mafiosos to apply design thinking to solve the mafia’s problem of disposing bodies? Design thinking is an inherently social process. The synergies and insights created by a diverse group of designers can be hard to grasp without experiencing them firsthand. Our hack reinvigorates teaching the design thinking process…
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d.tween is a simple yet powerful tool that helps people show their journey through design thinking to the rest of the world.
to determine which individuals are interested in solving similar problems and take the project to the next level
A marketplace for the world’s most compelling problems.
Design thinking as an instrument for solving them.
Discovery by doing.
Mission: To bring design thinking to anyone in the World.
Challenge: To leverage the existing d.school website and core to build a new experiences.
Goals: To foster Discovery, Adaptation, Measurement, & Sharing.
Our Objectives: Make the d.school site –
* Intuitive
* Transformative
* Global in reach
* Support diverse accessibility, especially mobile
Our Approach:
* Educational, Collaborative and Engaging Community
* Inclusive, Diverse & Global – Reach from High School teachers to minority students to other countries
* Always in beta Framework
design.book is a mobile application for designers and design enthusiasts to document, organize, and share their design journeys with each other. By giving designers a quick way to curate their process, the app helps them visualize and communicate their process in different ways.
Over 36 hours into the weekend, there is still incredible energy across about a dozen diverse teams hacking away on a wide variety of projects to address this hackathon’s challenge to Bring Design Thinking to the World. After organizing together out of 125 unacquainted participants early on Friday night, the diversity in backgrounds and approaches…
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