Intentional Creation
Design Thinking for Social Change 3: The Solo Practicum
The last asynchronous course in the Design Thinking for Social Change series, guiding students to build a personal Solo Practicum project.
- Format
- Self-paced, guided practicum
- Time
- Third and final asynchronous course in the learning path
- Teaching partner
- Pacific School of Religion
Taught by Neil Goldberg, students apply the steps, mindsets, and tools from the first two courses to design a project from their own inspiration, guided from thought to first finish.
What the course covers
- Getting Started
- Feedback, Critique and Facilitation as Design Skills
- Step 1: Inspire
- Step 2: Define
- Step 3: Ideate
- Step 4: Prototype
- Step 5: Test
- Step 6: Reflect
- What’s Next
What you’ll learn and practice
- Apply learned practices and principles to real-life leadership challenges
- Apply design thinking through your developed design lens to social marginalization
- Expand your personal self-reflective practices for creative-leadership growth