Design Thinking for K-12 Educators
Offered By: College of William & Mary via Canvas Network
Course Description
Overview
This course provides an introduction to design thinking for K-12 teachers. Design thinking is a structured process used by educators, business leaders, and designers for solving complex, real-world problems.
As a participant, you will:
- Explore why the design thinking process is becoming increasingly popular, and how the process can be applied to K-12 classrooms.
- Learn about the different steps in the design thinking process.
- Receive tools, resources, and practical guidelines for applying design thinking in your classroom.
- Engage in hands-on work that uses a design guide template to lead you through the design thinking process.
OBJECTIVES
- Describe the different steps in the design thinking process.
- Recognize how empathy functions in the design thinking process.
- Describe how the design thinking process might be useful to you and your students.
- Apply the design thinking process to your own classroom.
- Create your own design thinking challenge.
Taught by
Lindy L. Johnson
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