Date:
SELF-PACED
Dedication:
4 hours
Course type:
MOOC (Massive Open Online Course)
Lessons:
4
Languages:
Español
Tags:
Digital Inclusion
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Design Thinking for Students
Welcome to the GarageLab course "Design Thinking for Students". With this course we want to bring the Design Thinking methodology closer to your classrooms. This is a tool that will allow you to reinforce the processes of creation in classes and will also allow you to be the real protagonists of your learning.
Contents
- Introduction to Design Thinking: Origin, benefits and methodology stages
- Introduction and description of each phase: Empathize, Define, Ideas, Prototyping and Evaluate
- Classroom dynamics to work each of the stages
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