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September 9, 2010

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Posted By: Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum
On: 2/5/2010 2:01:50 PM

"By design thinking, Mr Brown means the open-minded, no-holds-barred approach that designers bring to their work, rather than the narrow, technical view of innovation traditionally taught at many business and engineering schools. Firms that think like designers, he claims in a new book, “Change by Design”, stand to win huge new markets and profits. The concept may sound pat and woolly, encompassing everything from savvier marketing to radical technological leaps. Yet design thinking is winning many converts in both industry and philanthropy." Check out the full article here: http://www.economist.com/businessfinance/displaystory.cfm?story_id=15060706


   
Posted By: Linda Keane
On: 4/1/2010 4:43:39 PM

The US Department of Labor’s “Characteristics of a 21st Century Leader” lists these skills that students need to succeed as learners, workers, and citizens: Innovation and creativity, flexibility and adaptability, collaboration and working as a member of a team, problem solving, critical thinking, and communication. (http://ali.apple.com/acot2/skills/). Designers learn how to embrace diverse approaches, learn from different systems of information and imagine ideas that do not exist. Design education lays the seeds for imagination and establishes the foundation for future entrepreneurial economies. Just as design goals of early industrialists did not see design as part of a larger system (McDonough), so too , our standardized topical education, with all of its good intentions, struggles to provide relational relevancy. In a world that is rapidly changing, new economies are emerging. 86% of voters believe that encouraging children to be creative and develop their imagination is necessary to maintain our creative edge and ensure that we do not fall behind other countries. (The Imagine Nation and Lakeshore Partners, The Imagination Poll). Human possibilities continue to expand and as Daniel Pink writes, “We might not all be Dali or Degas, but we all must be designers.”.


   
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