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This photo that shows the phases of design thinking
It includes the steps with a brief description. And it also shows when we can shift from divergent thinking to convergent thinking.

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The video is addressing the complex system design thinking and what's meant by it. Everything in our world is designed and that people have to think diver-gently, then they have to narrow down there vision to think better. One must have faith in him/her capability of doing anything.
The process of the complex design thinking is as follow:
1-Research
2-Ideation
3-Prototype
4-Testing
And there is a detailed explanation of each of these types in the videos
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrdSkqRypsg

Website Title: YouTube

Article Title: Complex Systems Design: 15 Design Thinking

Publisher: YouTube

Date Accessed: March 10, 2016

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I chose to post this picture because it's very simple, but contains a big meaning to it. Writing any ideas that come up to you is something essential. As we discussed before in class, that no matter how small or unrealistic the idea is, if it does not make it, it will surely help in discovering a new and wild idea, and eventually one of those ideas will make it to the top.

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In this picture, we can see the three factors that affect design thinking, Desirability (Human), Viability (Business), Feasibility (Technology), in between those three factors, innovation is created.

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this picture shows the stages of design thinking and important questions that should be asked while designing.

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This video is showing the 5 principles of design thinking which are:1. Learn from people , 2.find patterns, 3.design principles,4.make tangible and iterate relentlessly and how applying these 5 principles can make a new successful idea. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ee4CKIPkIik

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This is the cycle of design thinking which is divided into 4 stages. Each stage is split into 2 processes.

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Tim Brown in his TED talk speech talked about the importance of designing and how design thinking is  vital for the future. He also explained the design thinking process. Brown mentioned various examples which used d-thinking.

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Tim Brown says the design profession has a bigger role to play than just creating nifty, fashionable little objects. He calls for a shift to local, collaborative, participatory "design thinking" -- starting with the example of 19th-century design thinker Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

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This is a sample post. It describes a designers experience after Hurricane Katrina and how he was inspired by a simple object to design something original and useful that served a human NEED. It is useful because.....
It is an example of D-thinking because...
Spurred By Katrina And Inspired By A Coffee Cup, This Idea Could Save Millions. The Daily Epic
http://www.thedailyepic.com/scarred-by-katrina-and-inspired-by-a-coffee-cup-this-idea-could-save-millions/
Retrieved: 3-3-2016

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Click anywhere on the page to add your content. Give your resource a title and add the name of the member who made the post. Start by adding a selfie of your group:)

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Click anywhere on the page to add your content. Give your resource a title and add the name of the member who made the post. Start by adding a selfie of your group:)

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Resources about Design Thinking: Add your 5 resources as a TEAM and include annotations, or a summary of what the resource covers and WHY you selected it. Citations are required

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Resources about Design Thinking: Add your 5 resources as a TEAM and include annotations, or a summary of what the resource covers and WHY you selected it. Citations are required

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Include at least 1 image, video, text, multimedia, infographic etc...