Design Thinking and Leadership
Inspiration is a primary outcome for design thinking and leadership is the vehicle to deliver it. In a previous post
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Month: November 2020
Design Thinking: From Cognition to Craft
Design thinking is best approached as a habit, not as an exercise. Just as ‘critical thinking’ isn’t meant to be applied sporadically to one’s life, neither is design thinking.
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Design’s Inspiration Outcome Dividend.
Design is about making things with intention, craft, and care, but above all, it must inspire. Without inspiration and excitement, there is no action.
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Conferencing the Pandemic, Part 5: Take-Away Lessons
Learning lessons for collaboration and networking online conferences.
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Conferencing the Pandemic, Part 4: Engagement
Online conferences are best when they engage people and these four conferences did it differently, to different effects.
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Conferencing the Pandemic, Part 3: Content
A great conference isn’t much without content, presenting challenges and opportunities for online learners. In previous posts, I highlighted some
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Conferencing the Pandemic 2: Format Matters
The manner in which we set up conferences online can make a big difference for what we get from them.
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Conferencing the Pandemic 1: Setting the Stage
Professional conferences have a new look, feel, and effect during a pandemic providing many learning lessons. The global pandemic has
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Conferencing Remotely
I’m conducting a review of four online conferences to share the design and educational lessons learned from each of them over the next four posts.
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A Designers Approach to Decision-Making
The psychology and design of decisions are ones that we can influence whether we know it or not. Better design equals different decisions.
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