The First Online Meeting Within the Framework of the Design Thinking Workshop from the Stanford Professors Has Taken Place

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The participants of the open educationalsession have learned how design skills help find innovative solutions of problems,when planning and foreseeing is almost impossible.

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On June 18, the first online meeting within the framework of the Ambiguity for Innovation: Designing for the Unknown, Together workshop from the lead specialists of Stanford d.school, including the following, has taken place:

• Sarah Stein Greenberg, the Executive Director of Stanford d.school and the author of Creative Acts for Curious People: How to Think, Create and Lead in Unconventional Ways (Ten Speed Press);
• Glenn Fajardo, the ex-director of the Global Network Co-Design Practice of the TechSoup International Non-Commercial Society and the co-author of Rituals for Virtual Meetings: Creative Ways to Engage People and Strengthen Relationships;
• Meenu Singh, the professor of Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford.

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The speakers have told how design thinking helps navigate and take efficient and creative decisions, when planning and foreseeing the next days is almost impossible.

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The participants have also attempted to discover their archetype during cooperation with uncertainty that characterizes its perception by the person (as limitations or opportunities).

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The meeting has been interactive. Everyone who has joined not only have listened to the reports of the experts, but completed practical exercises and participated in discussions as well.

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The second part of the workshop is going to take place on July 11 and is going to be dedicated to uncertainty in team procedures and project dynamics.

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