Innovations are realised through design, and some of the most useful tools in the designer's toolbox are the representations that are used to move from a vague idea, to a concept, and then to a realised product, service or system. This free course, Innovation through representation, explores what innovation is and how representations are used to develop and communicate visions of innovation.
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April 7, 2022
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Description
Course learning outcomes
After studying this course, you should be able to:
- Understand innovation as an interactive process that draws on several sources to attain various outputs – products, services and systems
- Appreciate the role of representations in design and innovation processes
- Think critically about different aspects of design and innovation.
Course Curriculum
- Introduction 00:15:00
- Learning outcomes 00:10:00
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- Defining Innovation 00:20:00
- Outputs of innovation 00:20:00
- Sources of innovation 00:20:00
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- Talking about representations 00:10:00
- Visions of innovation 00:30:00
- Using representations 00:20:00
- What are representations for? 00:20:00
- Representations for communicating 00:20:00
- Representations for thinking 00:15:00
- Representations for describing 00:10:00
- Multiple uses of representations 00:20:00
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