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Design Studio Workshop Will Evans

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Will Evans Introduction to Design Studio Will Evans

Will Evans Who are you? Will Evans

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It starts with a problem statement.

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Will Evans Components Characteristics Challenges Characters

Will Evans Components Components are parts of the topic. For example, a component of a web-scale knowledge platform for a community of practice might be a piece of media or a reputation score

Will Evans Characteristics Characteristics are features of the topic. For example, publishing new media is characterized by a “power- law”

Will Evans Challenges Challenges are obstacles associated with the topic. For example, finding credible mentors or experts within a community of practice is difficult

Will Evans Characters Characters are people associated with the topic. Customers, Stakeholders, Partners, Internal Collaborators

Will Evans Problem Statement

Will Evans Background 300,000 books were published in the U.S ,422 books were published in the U.S. in ,052,803 books were published in the U.S ,000,000 books were published in the U.S. in 2011.

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Background The traditional value of publishing house, journals was curated, edited, experience. These channels provided a framework and language for the critique of ideas. Due to proliferation of electronic readers, media, lightweight publishing platforms have made it insanely easy to publish junk.

Will Evans Background We’re experiencing a power-law of proliferation of self-published media – but how do I find valuable, credible material? Traditional ontologies are brittle; as the volume of media increases, cataloguing becomes more difficult. –Classification is a problem (Dewey doesn’t scale) –Expertise/Authority is a problem (How do I find good stuff) –Authorship problem: how do authors find new communities of practice to sell into?

Will Evans Problem Statement For professionals in a community of practice, we face 3 problems: Professionals need to learn to improve their skills Mentorship is not a very scalable model How do you know what the "right" things to read are? How does a community of practice curate and critique authors and experts?

Will Evans Problem Statement ComponentsCharacteristics ChallengesCharacters

Will Evans ComponentsCharacteristics ChallengesCharacters

Will Evans Design Studio

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Create. Pitch. Critique. TECHNICALLY THIS IS CALLED A CHARRETTE.

Will Evans Level playing field. Idea generation. Team buy-in. Ownership/investment. Vet design concepts.

Will Evans 6.8.5

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Create. Pitch. Critique.

Will Evans Create six to eight concept sketches individually.

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Line, Square, Circle, Triangle

Will Evans Focus on the bare minimum to convey your concept

Will Evans All ideas must map to Russell’s goals & needs.

Will Evans Create. Pitch. Critique.

Will Evans Three minutes to pitch how your concept solves the problem.

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Create. Pitch. Critique.

Will Evans Two minutes for critique.

Will Evans Two to three ways it solves the problem and one to two opportunities to improve.

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Iterate as a team based on the critique. Then pitch and critique with another team.

Will Evans 6.8.5

Will Evans 5 minutes

Will Evans Let’s do this!

Will Evans Sketching 5 minutes

Will Evans Pitching 3 minutes

Will Evans Critique 2 minutes

Will Evans 2 nd Iteration 6.8.5

Will Evans Group Sketch 1 Concept 25 minutes

Will Evans Present Pick a spokeperson 5 minutes to present

Will Evans Team Critique 2 X 2

Will Evans Ritual Dissent The basic approach involves a spokesperson presenting a series of ideas to a group who receives them in silence.

Will Evans Ritual Dissent The spokesperson turns to face the wall, so that their back is to the audience and listens in silence while the group attacks the idea. The spokesperson cannot respond to questions or defend the ideas.

Will Evans Active Decision Making Model

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For all critique decide: Ignore Research Problem Research Solution Best Practice

Thanks! Will Evans Jabe Bloom tlclabs.co