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                           Scan the QR code or visit the following link: https://www.youtube.com/
                           watch?v=bpVzgW8TUQ0&list=PLSbuwvHoXIcPuFJiXzIpHM3nt2QBWdaNx&index=2 on
                           Design Thinking & Doing.
                           Now, answer the following questions:
                           How does prototyping contribute to the Design Thinking process?
                           In what ways does the iterative nature of Design Thinking enhance problem-solving?
                           Now, see few success stories of Design Thinking! Watch the video - How design thinking
                           is transforming lives in rural India? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EH9u1bHqwpc


              Who is a Design Thinker?
              A  Design  Thinker  is  someone  who  uses  the  Design  Thinking  process  to  solve  problems  and  find  creative
              innovative solutions in any field or domain. For example, you could use Design Thinking to solve problems
              in the arts, social sciences, law, medicine, engineering, business, and so on. It could even be used to solve
              problems at home or in your neighbourhood.

              What is Innovation?

              Innovation is the process of developing new ideas, processes, products, services,
              or  solutions  that  create  significant  positive  impact  and  value.  It  entails  turning
              innovative ideas into real results that improve efficiency and effectiveness or solve
              unmet requirements. It might be as easy as making a tiny modification or as difficult
              as entirely redesigning an entire system or developing new marketing strategies
              with a new product. Simplest example of innovation is the light bulb.
              In comparison to Innovation, Invention occurs only once in a while; however, each
              Invention may produce millions of Innovative products. For example, the invention
              of the wheel produced and continues to produce Innovative products like clocks
              and watches with gears and wheels to measure time accurately; for the benefit
              of mankind. Innovation is in how an invention can be used to solve problems; thus,
              Design pursues Creativity of Innovation.

              Vision and Aim of Design Thinking and Innovation

              Design Thinking and Innovation aim to transform ideas into practical solutions that improve lives and drive
              positive change by creating a world where innovative thinking and design-led problem-solving become a
              natural skill for every learner and professional. We strive to build an ecosystem that encourages practical
              implications, embraces failure as learning, and celebrates ideas that push boundaries.

                           Investigate students’                Raise student                  Cultivate curiosity and
                           sensory, cognitive,                  awareness through              promote exploratory
                           and social capacities                exploration,                   skills
                                                                analysis, and
                                                                reflection.
                              Encourage                          Identify problems                 Understand the
                              creativity and                     and apply Design                  creative design
                              innovation in                      Thinking to find                  discipline
                              students                           solutions






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