In week 2, students delve deeper into design thinking, discussing its applicability and enhancing creativity. Reflections show increased engagement and knowledge gain, emphasizing the importance of revision for skill development.
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Activity/experience Description In the week 2 of the course, I was being offered an opportunity to explore more about design thinking. The applicability of design thinking process from the perspectivesof designer, innovator has been discussed in the week. Thoughts and Feeling during the Activity As I greatly developed my interest in design thinking since the week 1, I was more involved and engaged in the lectures this week. While studying the subject, I was being more creative and imaginative. Thoughts and feelings after the activity Like last week, after the completion of the activities in the week 1, I discussed the doubts with my lecturer now very clearly without any hesitation. I also found that discussion with the lecturer enhanced my professional knowledge in a very effective manner. What can you learn from this activity? The week 2 has proven very beneficial in enhancing my interest of design thinking with greater ease and flexibility. I have gained access knowledge about the design thinking process, tools more efficiently and effectively. What can you do to develop yourself further in the context of this activity? Again revision is very important if I want to broaden my skills and knowledge in the context of design thinking. Without revision of the weekly notes and contents, it would be not possible for me to apply the tools of design thinking in future. 2
Academic Reference to link this to theory Dorst, K. (2011).The core of 'design thinking' and its application.Design Studies, Vol. 32 No. 6, pp. 521-532. Glen, R., Suciu, C., Baughn, C.C. & Anson, R. (2015).Teaching design thinking in business schools.The International Journal of Management Education, Vol. 13 No. 2, pp. 182-192. 3