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This tutorial explored design thinking, entrepreneurship and the sharing economy. A prototyping exercise occurred inspired by design thinking methods and the Beautiful Data summer institute at Harvard University from June 16-27, 2014. Tracy Green and Karoliina Luoto collaborated on the tutorial, providing inspiration and helpful group facilitation. It was given at the J. Boye 2014 conference in Aarhus, Denmark on November 4, 2014. Download for all active links. Session details: http://aarhus14.jboye.com/tutorial/infusing-digital-strategy-exploration-design-thinking-entrepreneurship-sharing-economy/
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Infusing Digital Strategy: An Exploration of Design Thinking, Entrepreneurship and the Sharing
Economy
J. BOYE AARHUS 2014
Neal Stimler | @nealstimlerDigital Media | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
#jboye14 | @jboye
David Kelley and Tom Kelley | @kelleybros
Tim Brown | @tceb62
Dana Mitroff Silvers | @dmitroff
Design Thinking - Thought Leaders
IDEO.com | @IDEO
IDEO.org | @IDEOorg
d:school | @stanforddschool
Design Thinking - Key Resources
Design & Thinking Movie
Design Thinking for Museums
Eric Ries | @ericries | The Lean Startup
Mohammad Yunus | @Yunus_Centre
Jonathan Fields | @jonathanfields
Entrepreneurship - Thought Leaders
Ashoka | @Ashoka
Skoll Foundation | @SkollFoundation
League of Intrapreneurs | @SocIntLeague
Entrepreneurship - Key Resources
Jeremiah Owyang | @jowyang
Jeremy Rifkin | @JeremyRifkin
Lisa Gansky | @instigating
Sharing Economy - Thought Leaders
Peers | @peers
People Who Share | @peoplewhoshare
Shareconomy Film | @shareconomyfilm
Sharing Economy - Key Resources
1. Describe a vivid image that comes to mind. 2. Describe a resonant multi-sensory aesthetic experience. 3. Describe a successful design interaction - digital and/or physical. 4. Describe concept or idea gives you inspiration personally or
professionally.5. Describe an act of significant sharing with another person.
Each group shares a response selected from one of the five statements.
Warm Up Discussion - 5 Minutes Per Topic
Beautiful Data was a summer institute held at metaLAB (at) Harvard with support from the Getty Foundation from June 16-27, 2014.
It brought together an elite group of museum professionals to address the complexities of working with open collections through a
range of discussions, activities, and projects.
The prototyping exercise is based on a game from Beautiful Data.
Beautiful Data - About
Jeffrey Schnapp | @jaytiesse
Matthew Battles | @MatthewBattles
metaLAB (at) Harvard | @metalabharvard
Beautiful Data - Thought Leaders
Designing Object Based Experiences: A Prototyping Game (PDF)
Beautiful Data - Key Resources
Prototyping Exercise - ProvocationHow is your smartphone you? How would you communicate to someone who does not know about what the device is or how it works?
In this exercise we will consider the smartphone as a microcosm of the museum - as collection of data and digital assets that document one’s personal and professional lives. We’ll use museum based methods of interpretation to explore these meanings and relationships.
Prototyping Exercise - Components
1. Who is the audience?2. What are the values?3. What are the formats?4. What are the critical metadata fields?
Realtime Boardwww.realtimeboard.com
@realtimeboard
Realtime Board English YouTube
1. Implement prototyping techniques in your personal and professional practice.
2. Support and nurture the creativity of others. 3. Explore design thinking, entrepreneurship and
the sharing economy.
J.Boye 14 - Post-Tutorial Goals
The remarks herein are the personal views of Neal Stimler and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Disclaimer
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Thank YouJ. BOYE AARHUS 2014
Neal Stimler | @nealstimler Digital Media | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
