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Key Elements of Design Thinking Tools: Learn from Storytelling Process in High School Student's Workshop

Published:21 April 2018Publication History

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Design thinking is now gaining popularity in K12 education, but the elements influencing the design thinking process are still ambiguous. In this research, we conducted a great deal of work to explore the key elements of design thinking tools. First, we choose paper tools for the prototype of our experiment, to find out the design thinking mode of high school students. Second, we used the keywords analysis system to extract keywords and to analyze the thinking process. The result showed that starting with storytelling and cooperating with technical needs is more suitable for students to develop their innovative thinking.

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      ChineseCHI '18: Proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium of Chinese CHI
      April 2018
      172 pages
      ISBN:9781450365086
      DOI:10.1145/3202667

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