Ten Brainstorming Tips
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Result of the postmortem of the toaster workshop Jan 8th - CA
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- This slides are Post Mortem Analysis for the Toaster workshop at Apple 6th -8th Jan. Why Post Mortem? A tool where you go and revive what happened during an activity to improve it.
- Creativity does not need to be disorder.
- Creativity does not need to be disorder.
- A4 + fine tip sharpie if ideas are complex or dense. Right: exhibition booth ideas from ideo. Left: Toaster workshop.
- Creativity does not need to be disorder.
- But good news is Stanford has a product visualisation course next to room 50 to where you can sneak in. Good notes combine a keyword or text with a shaded sketch. -.-‘ http://web.stanford.edu/class/me110/#overview
- Sir Norman Foster, in all its glory regularly takes sketching classes, new techniques.
- Sir Norman Foster, in all its glory regularly takes sketching classes, new techniques.
- Sir Norman Foster, in all its glory regularly takes sketching classes, new techniques.
- This pony is a passive walker that imitates the sounds and movement of a galloping pony - it came from the insight that all kids make their ponies gallop. Passive walkers where made hot at Delft uni in the year 2005.
- And find your fukushima - an event that can help you step out of your comfort (design) zone.
- These slides are a Post Mortem Analysis for the Toaster workshop at Apple 6th -8th Jan. Post Mortem helps you revive what happened during an activity to improve it. Learn from mistakes.