Introduction to Unplugged: Design Thinking
The "Unplugged: Design Thinking" activity is designed to introduce students to the principles of design thinking through interactive peer interviews. This process emphasizes the importance of understanding user needs before creating solutions.
Key Features:
- Objective: To help students learn how to gather information and understand needs through conversation.
- Interactive Learning: Students pair up to interview each other about their ideal pets, fostering communication and critical thinking.
- Hands-On Approach: Students sketch ideas based on their partner's needs, promoting creativity and problem-solving.
Use Cases:
- Educational Settings: Ideal for classrooms focusing on design, technology, or coding.
- Workshops: Can be used in workshops aimed at teaching design thinking methodologies.
- Group Activities: Suitable for team-building exercises that require collaboration and empathy.