HCD Week 2
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This document outlines the agenda and activities for Week 2 of an HCD workshop. It includes: 1. Recapping Week 1 and reviewing Week 2 readings. 2. Choosing a design challenge to focus on, discussing it, and refining the challenge. 3. Planning research methods like interviewing people, experts, observing contexts, and finding analogous settings to inspire ideas. Building a question guide to structure conversations. 4. Capturing learnings from research through documenting thoughts, sharing realizations, and visualizing ideas. Preparing for the next week.
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- 1. HCD WEEK 2Re-cap of Week 1 and summary of Week 2 Readings (10 minutes) Choose a DESIGN CHALLENGE (15 minutes) Discuss the challenge and refine it. (10 minutes) Plan your Research (15 minutes) Build a Question Guide (15 minutes) Conduct your Research (to be determined) Prepare for Week 3 (5 minutes) Prepared by: TEAM DEUS EX(Philippines)
- 2. HCD DISCOVER IDEATE PROTOTYPE Design Thinking INSPIRATION IDEATE IMPLEMENTATION
- 3. HCD DISCOVER IDEATE PROTOTYPE Design Thinking INSPIRATION IDEATE IMPLEMENTATIONDISCOVER
- 4. DISCOVERFoundation of ideas Inspiration Deeper understanding of one’s needs Select a design challenge and refine it. Review the +/-. Refine the challenge. Choose your challenge 1 Plan your Research Methods Plan how you will learn. Individuals. Experts. Context. Analogous Settings. 2 Identify topics. Create question guide. Build conversation strategy. Confirm plans. Assign Roles. Build your question guide 3 Capture your Learnings Document thoughts. Share realizations. Discuss your notes. Visualize. Write. 4
- 5. Choose Your Design Challenge COLLECT YOUR THOUGHTS What is our design challenge? REVIEW CONSTRAINTS AND BARRIERS What will prevent us from tackling the design challenge? What are workarounds? REVIEW WHAT YOU ALREADY KNOW Build on what you know and discover what you don’t know yet. REFINE THE DESIGN CHALLENGE Finalize the details of the design challenge. 1
- 6. Plan your research methods2LEARN FROM PEOPLE LEARN FROM EXPERTS IMMERSE YOURSELF IN CONTEXT SEEK INSPIRATION IN ANALOGOUS SETTINGS • Who are we going to meet? • Choose extremes. • Where to meet them? • What to do? • What do they need to show? • How long’s the activity? • Invite them. • Create trusted atmosphere. • Photograph. • Take notes. • Choose participants based on objectives. • Are you looking for radical opinion? • Carefully plan how to execute the conversation. • Online conversation is okay. • Observe the world around you. • Plan your observations. • Capture the emotions you feel during the immersion. • What are your challenges? • Take notes! • Capture your observations thru picture. • Explore different context. • Find a new perspective. • How will you reinvent your design challenge? • Absorb the experience. • Capture each observation. • Coordinate with the establishment’s personnel/manager prior activity.
- 7. Build your question guide3WHAT IS THE TOPIC? WHAT ARE THE OBJECTIVES? ORGANIZE YOUR QUESTIONS 1. Demographics 2. Begin with comfortable questions. 3. Go deeper with the questions. 4. Focus on OPEN ENDED QUESTIONS. 5. Let people tell the whole story. CREATE A QUESTION GUIDE. 1 2 3 BUILD CONVERSATION STARTERS 1. Be visual. 2. Create a sketch. 3. Express yourself and the concept you will talk about thru images or drawings. 4 CONFIRM ACTIVITY PLANS AND DETAILS 1. When? What time? 2. Where to conduct the research? 3. Transportation? 4. When is our Week 2 session? 5. Who will lead the conversation? 6. Who shall take notes? 7. Who shall photograph? 5
- 8. Capture your Learnings4 FIND SPACE AND TIME Post-mortem. Where? Coffee Shop? 1 SHARING 1. Who did you meet? 2. What was the most interesting story you heard? 3. Memorable quotes? 4. What motivates the subject? 5. What frustrates him? 6. What was her interaction with the environment? 7. What else to explore? 2 DOCUMENT THOUGHTS 1. Illustrate your thoughts. 2. Write on a post-it or notebook. 3