By Ben Chong
On July 14, we had one of our best experiences in Positive X’s One-Day Design Thinking Workshops. With intense activities and rapid design challenges, we graduated 21 fully-fledged Design Thinkers!
The July cohort has been our largest group so far in all our workshops. Our coaches saw individuals from all backgrounds transform into powerful innovators as they learned the process of Design Thinking.
Here are some of our favourite moments:
Questions!
Feel it.
Team 3!
The teams cross-examine each other as they test out their prototypes.
Coach Jon giving a demonstration of Journey Maps.
Design Thinkers have their attentions grabbed and their curiosities piqued.
Talking over some game plans before interviewing users.
Interviews can be difficult but enjoyable!
Design Thinkers warm up to each other over the course of a day, and become friends just as quickly!
Team 1 gathers together to discuss what they learned.
Writing down ideas for the board.
Team 2!
Team 2 having a group meeting.
Team 2 gathers at to sort through all their information on the board.
Team 2 goes over their ideas on the board.
Our Playbooks help Design Thinkers keep track of what they’re doing, and is full of useful info.
Very good.
Team 3 gathers together to go over their prototype, a moving roof!
Coach Marcus sharing his insights and experience in Design Thinking.
A nugget of insight.
The audience is enraptured.
More questions!
Coach Jon sharing a happy moment with Team 2.
Enthusiasm gets us all going!
Team 1!
Prototyping is a team project,
Lots of discussions.
Discussions on how to move forward.
Public interviews at Publika as we engage in the Empathise step.
Caught in the act of a criminal amount of ideas.
Team 3 gets to work!
In our sharing session, Design Thinkers talk about what grabbed their attention the most.
More interviews!
Our July Cohort was the largest group to have ever graduated together. Congratulations!
Presenting a pitch!
Whether sitting or standing, ideation occurs wherever suits you.
Insights are shared.
Ideas overflow in the team as they get into the zone.
Post-its: A subtle symbol of Design Thinking.
I wonder what they’re looking at?
Want to know more about Design Thinking in Malaysia? Positive X is a people development firm that equips talents with design, innovation, and entrepreneurial thinking and skills. You can know more about us at http://www.positivex.asia.
This article was written by Ben Chong, our resident Design Thinking enthusiast and creative.
Edited by Ben Chong.
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