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Stanford University

Design Thinking - Method, Not Magic, Bill Burnnett

Stanford University via YouTube

Overview

This course teaches the concept of Design Thinking as a method rather than magic. The learning outcomes include understanding the Design Thinking process, overcoming individual limits such as fear of failure, and addressing cultural barriers to diffusion. The course covers tools like Power Mapping in Politics 101 and emphasizes the importance of influencers in driving change. The teaching method involves a mix of theoretical concepts and practical examples. This course is intended for individuals interested in learning about Design Thinking and its application in driving large-scale transformations.

Syllabus

Introduction.
Design Thinking Method, Not Magic.
Design Thinking started at Stanford.
Design Thinking - a Process.
Design Thinking = Method, Not Magic.
Individual Limits - Conceptual.
Individual Limits - Fear of Failure.
Individual Limits - Process Practice.
Individual Limits - Team Failure.
Cultural barriers to diffusion.
Politics 101 - Power Map.
Change requires Influencers.
Death by 1000 cuts.
Take-aways.
Large-Scale Transformation.

Taught by

Stanford Online

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