Saturday, January 20, 2018

Tina Seeling & Stanford's d School Podcast- Frame-storming

https://ecorner.stanford.edu/podcast/frame-storm-before-you-brainstorm/

Link to other podcasts by the Stanford University Innovation Labhttps://ecorner.stanford.edu/series/stanford-innovation-lab/ 

Related article from the Harvard Business Review, about better brainstorming (15 pages):
https://hbr.org/2018/03/better-brainstorming  
or 
How Pixar Fosters Collective Creativity by Ed Catmull for the Harvard Business Review:
https://hbr.org/2008/09/how-pixar-fosters-collective-creativity?referral=03758&cm_vc=rr_item_page.top_right 




Take Notes on the Podcast:


FRAMESTORM BEFORE YOU BRAINSTORM:
Stanford University’s Innovation Lab
Podcast with Dr. Tina Seelig & Emily Ma

1.  Today we’re discussing…Frame-storming:  how to ………


2.   Brainstorming is hard work, even if the rules are basic. Tina Seeling compared it  to……..



3.   One of the most powerful things in a brainstorming session is ……

4.   This is useful especially when designing consumer-facing products. FOR EXAMPLE, regarding the coffee-drinking experience: HOW …………….CAN WE MAKE IT? HOW ………….CAN THE (USER OF THE APP) BE when using our App?
5.   BEFORE BRAINSTORMING……..


6.   VOTE ON ……….

7.   HOW do we go from …………to ……….. (making it a reality?)  How do we decide ……..
8.   Everyone on the team ……..
9.   But people have a tendency to ……..
10.                 Emily Ma responds that she sets out some ……..
a.   Green =
b.   Yellow =
c.    Blue =.
11.                 Sometimes team members will ……

CREATIVE CHALLENGE:
1.   CONDUCT A “FRAME-STORMING” SESSION TO COME UP WITH IDEAS FOR A MARKETING/ ART, CAMPAIGN OR EXPERIENCE DESIGN FOR ONE OF THESE PRODUCTS: a) an IKEA product like a chair, sofa, or bookshelf.   b) Illy Coffee home coffee making machine  c) Oreo cookies  d) Nutella  e) your idea...
2.   BRAINSTORM THE QUESTIONS…
3.   VOTE ON WHICH TOPICS NEED MORE INVESTIGATION
4.   DISCUSS THOSE IDEAS…AND VOTE ON THE ONES THAT COULD BE IMPLEMENTED…USE THE COLOR-CODED SYSTEM
a.   GREEN (go),
b.   YELLOW (happy experience for the end-user),
c.    Blue ( it may be difficult because it's so innovative. But it’s brilliant and deserves further investigation)

After you vote, discuss why you chose those ideas and how











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