The Whiteboard

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We're thrilled to announce the d.school Project Fellows for the 2016-2017 academic year! We have five fellows in total, each bringing a wealth of experience.Read More Amit is a Stanford graduate ('14) and former d.school student. Here he shares eight lessons he learned during his time at the d.school and how they inform his work as a designer today.Read More This is the story of time spent getting ideas out of our heads and into the world and why a little time spent testing is better than time spent in a meeting deliberating.Read More Mariam Semaan is a Beirut based journalist and innovation designer, and Attila Mong is a Berlin-based journalist and media consultant. Both are alumnae of the John S. Knight Journalism Fellowship at Stanford University. In this piece,they outline what they learned training young people in the Shatila refugee camp to apply human-centered design in telling the stories of their experiences and those of others.Read More In search of answers (and warmer weather), we flew to Palo Alto and partnered with the Stanford d.school‘s best and brightest. Our task for them was clear: Help us figure out how we can normalize the organ donation conversation within families.Read More The d.school's Media Experiments team has been busy on a number of different projects, among them a human-centered approach to designing story for virtual reality audiences. The project was overseen from our end by Media Experiments Project Lead Tran Ha and featured designers Katy Newton and Karin Soukup as media designers.Read More The Stanford d.school Project Fellows have launched seven new projects into the world. Learn more about the key problems they seek to solve, the breakthroughs they have made and how you -- yes, you! -- might get involved.Read More The stories of how one navigates the rough waters of creative process and the ideas that arise (whether beautifully crafted or half-baked) are some of the most valuable artifacts. They offer an opportunity for one to look up and see they are not alone in navigating the storm. Better yet, it gives others a chance to see you and, perhaps,find comfort as well.Read More There is a difference between knowing process and applying it that is easy to forget when you want to go fast. Read More Is it possible to transform news consumers into superheroes?Read More Putting our own biases out in the open and facing the things that make us uncomfortable or that we may not understand is not just “good” from a moral standpoint. It makes us better designers.Read More For many of us, it can be so tempting, especially when embarking on new projects, to stamp out ambiguity immediately in the hopes of a more efficient empathy experience.Read More Oh, sketch.I really want to love you. Really, I do. I have tried to make you my primary language, but my old paramour, word, keeps coming between us.Read More Victor Saad is the founder of Experience Institute. In this piece, he describes how his personal journey to pursue a higher education degree led him to create the Experience Institute and The Leap Kit --a tool people interested in pursuing self-directed learning experiences can use to jump from a secure position or path into the unknown.Read More On Friday, we celebrated the launch of d.school Academic Director Bernie Roth'slatest book "The Achievement Habit". The party featured dinner, drinks, cupcakes, custom tote bags and, of course, copies of the book.Patrick Beaudouinwas on hand to take photographs of the celebration planned by our Director of Community Charlotte Burgess-Auburn. Congratulations, Bernie!Read More We’re thrilled to announce ten new d.school fellows for 2015-16 and additions to our program leadership, as we deepen our ability to help people learn, teach and apply design thinking in the world.Read More Four lessons stand out above the many we received about building and launching companies and products. These might be normal lessons to the seasoned entrepreneur, but I’m not a normal guy. I’m a scientist. So if, like me, you’re not a seasoned entrepreneur, these lessons may be useful to you too.Read More Hanna, a graduate of Berkeley High in California writes about her experience attending Protopalooza, an event hosted by d.school edu fellows David Clifford and Tim Shriver and the K12 Lab Network. In this first-hand account of her experience, Hanna takes readers along on her path from discovery to insight around the possible and essential work of redesigning the high school experience.Read More What stands between us and the achievement we so often seek. In his latest book, which is part memoir part workbook, Stanford ProfessorBernard Roth ("Bernie" to friends and family) outlines what stands in our way, why and how we can remove the obstacle. In this interview, he speaks with d.school editor in residence, Emi Kolawole, about his book, his life and his long-standing class "The Designer in Society".Read More

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