| Description |
1 online resource (viii, 363 pages) : illustrations |
| Series |
Understanding innovation, 2197-5760 |
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Understanding innovation, 2197-5760
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| Contents |
Introduction -- Translation in design thinking. Inter-brain synchrony and innovation in a Zoom world using analog and digital manipulatives -- Contemporary issues in remote design collaboration -- Mapping design thinking in the Arab world -- Decoding nonverbal online actions : how they are used and interpreted -- The neuroscience of empathy : research-overview and implications for human-centred design -- Creation of models for prototyping. Toward patterns of exploratory programming practice -- Designing photography guidance for rapid in-camera iterations -- Haptic guidance to support design education and collaboration for blind and visually impaired people -- Capturing collaboration with interaction dynamics notation -- PretoVids : a new approach to digital prototyping -- Drawventure : teaching design sketching through gameplay -- Reflective design practice -- Measurement in design thinking : how to improve different areas and fields by applying design thinking. Assessing the impact of design thinking in organizations : foundations of a framework -- Performance measurement of design thinking : conceptualisations, challenges and measurement approaches -- Measuring the impact of project-based design engineering courses on entrepreneurial interests and intentions of alumni -- Joining forces : applying design thinking techniques in scrum meetings -- Examining the neurocognitive basis of applied creativity in entrepreneurs and managers |
| Summary |
The practice of design thinking has become widespread over the last several years, and an increasing number of individuals and institutions have come to recognize its innovative power. However, its success story has also meant that the term has evolved into something of an overused, or even misused, buzzword. The demand for an in-depth, evidence-based understanding of the way design thinking works has grown accordingly. This challenge is addressed by the Hasso Plattner Design Thinking Research Program. Summarizing the outcomes of the research program's 12th year, this book presents a broad range of scientific insights gained by researchers at the Hasso Plattner Institutes in Potsdam, Germany and Stanford University in California, in the course of their investigations, experiments and studies. Special focus is placed on the impact, accessibility and measurability of design thinking. The contributing authors seek to establish common ground, conduct modelling, and develop essential toolkits. The expanding field of neurodesign is also addressed in contributions that explore the neural basis for creativity and nonverbal actions. The results of this rigorous academic research are not meant to be discussed exclusively within the scientific community: they will hopefully find their way to those who seek to promote innovation through collaboration, be it at businesses or in society |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Notes |
Online resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed August 18, 2021) |
| Subject |
Product design -- Philosophy
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Product design.
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Product design
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Meinel, Christoph, editor
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Leifer, Larry J., editor.
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| ISBN |
9783030763244 |
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3030763242 |
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