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Design Thinking (VIDEO PLAYLIST)
Liedtka, Jeanne M. Video Playlist S-0289 / Published July 5, 2017 / Duration 4:21:01 Collection: Darden School of Business
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Design thinking challenges the myth that innovation and the creative process can only result when people with a special gift lead the way. This playlist comprises 22 videos that were created from the Design Thinking course at the Darden School. Developed by Jeanne Liedtka, they can be used either as a stand-alone instructional activity or with case studies that focus on a specific design challenge. It is designed to accompany any one of three cases ("Arena Industries" [UVA-S-0240], "Trenton State College" [UVA-S-0241], and "Great Lakes" [UVA-S-0248]) that explore the design thinking approach to innovative problem solving. Instructors may contact info@dardenbusinesspublishing.com to obtain a preview code to evaluate the approximately four hours of videos.


Videos List

What is Design Thinking? (VIDEO) / S-0260
What is Design Thinking? (VIDEO) / S-0260
Meet George and Geoff (VIDEO) / S-0268
Step One: Identify an Opportunity (VIDEO) / S-0269
Step Two: Scope Your Project (VIDEO) / S-0270
Step Three: Draft Your Design Brief (VIDEO) / S-0271
Design Tool: Visualization (VIDEO) / S-0262
Design Tool: Ethnography (VIDEO) / S-0263
Design Tool: Ethnographic Interviewing (VIDEO) / S-0264
Step Four: Make Your Plans (VIDEO) / S-0272
Step Five: Do Your Research (VIDEO) / S-0273
Step Six: Identify Insights (VIDEO) / S-0274
Step Seven: Develop Design Criteria (VIDEO) / S-0275
Step Eight: Brainstorming (VIDEO) / S-0276
Step Nine: Develop Concepts (VIDEO) / S-0277
Step Ten: Create Some Napkin Pitches (VIDEO) / S-0278
Step Eleven: Surface Key Assuptions (VIDEO) / S-0279
Step Twelve: Make Prototypes (VIDEO) / S-0280
Step Thirteen: Get Feedback from Stakeholders (VIDEO) / S-0281
Step Fourteen: Run Your Learning Launches (VIDEO) / S-0282
Step Fifteen: Design the On-Ramp (VIDEO) / S-0283
Measuring Impact (VIDEO) / S-0284
What Now? (VIDEO) / S-0285



  • Videos List

    Videos List

    What is Design Thinking? (VIDEO) / S-0260
    What is Design Thinking? (VIDEO) / S-0260
    Meet George and Geoff (VIDEO) / S-0268
    Step One: Identify an Opportunity (VIDEO) / S-0269
    Step Two: Scope Your Project (VIDEO) / S-0270
    Step Three: Draft Your Design Brief (VIDEO) / S-0271
    Design Tool: Visualization (VIDEO) / S-0262
    Design Tool: Ethnography (VIDEO) / S-0263
    Design Tool: Ethnographic Interviewing (VIDEO) / S-0264
    Step Four: Make Your Plans (VIDEO) / S-0272
    Step Five: Do Your Research (VIDEO) / S-0273
    Step Six: Identify Insights (VIDEO) / S-0274
    Step Seven: Develop Design Criteria (VIDEO) / S-0275
    Step Eight: Brainstorming (VIDEO) / S-0276
    Step Nine: Develop Concepts (VIDEO) / S-0277
    Step Ten: Create Some Napkin Pitches (VIDEO) / S-0278
    Step Eleven: Surface Key Assuptions (VIDEO) / S-0279
    Step Twelve: Make Prototypes (VIDEO) / S-0280
    Step Thirteen: Get Feedback from Stakeholders (VIDEO) / S-0281
    Step Fourteen: Run Your Learning Launches (VIDEO) / S-0282
    Step Fifteen: Design the On-Ramp (VIDEO) / S-0283
    Measuring Impact (VIDEO) / S-0284
    What Now? (VIDEO) / S-0285

  • Overview

    Design thinking challenges the myth that innovation and the creative process can only result when people with a special gift lead the way. This playlist comprises 22 videos that were created from the Design Thinking course at the Darden School. Developed by Jeanne Liedtka, they can be used either as a stand-alone instructional activity or with case studies that focus on a specific design challenge. It is designed to accompany any one of three cases ("Arena Industries" [UVA-S-0240], "Trenton State College" [UVA-S-0241], and "Great Lakes" [UVA-S-0248]) that explore the design thinking approach to innovative problem solving. Instructors may contact info@dardenbusinesspublishing.com to obtain a preview code to evaluate the approximately four hours of videos.

  • Learning Objectives