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01.01_7C_Design Thinking_Empathy
Do Now: (3 min reading - 3 min to write)
- Read through the cards that are at your desk. The cards contain various quotes.
- Write down the quote that resonates with you.
- Answer second question on the sheet.
Share your favorite quote and why you choose it.
LO: YWBAT write open-ended questions.
Essential Question: How do open-ended questions help us learn more about our audience?
Deliverable: Write two open-ended questions on the back of your interview sheet.
Examples of Open Ended Questions:
What are your favorite things about this activity?
How did doing that activity make you feel?
What would you change about that activity if you could change something?
Examples of Closed Ended Questions:
- Did you like that activity?
- Did you have fun with that activity?
- Would you make the activity shorter if you had the chance?
Design Thinking
https://dschool.stanford.edu/groups/k12/wiki/63fcd/OpenEnded_Questions.html
An Introduction to Design Thinking
The IDEO Shopping Cart Challenge: Watch the video and answer all questions on the worksheet. (Due today)
What are Open Ended Questions?
Open ended questions are questions that lead to further discussion.
They do not have a simple answer like 'Yes' or 'No'.
Extend your thinking: Why do we focus on open-ended questions when trying to understand our user?
Partner Interviews
Followup
Which of the interview questions were open ended? How could you tell?
- What did you eat for breakfast this morning?
- How do you get to school?
- Do you play with friends after school?
- What is your favorite thing to do after school?
- Describe your ideal weekend?
- Tell me a story about a time when you had fun at recess?
Partner Interviews
(6 min)
What kind of answers did you get from asking the open-ended questions? From the closed-ended?
Pair up and ask your partner the following questions. Take notes as they answer. Then switch places; let them ask you the same questions and take notes as well.
- What did you eat for breakfast this morning?
- How do you get to school?
- Do you play with friends after school?
- What is your favorite thing to do after school?
- Describe your ideal weekend?
- Tell me a story about a time when you had fun at recess?
View Quotes here: https://docs.google.com/a/nychscl.org/presentation/d/1ivf1YKdBU4_eipQkApHkFPgyUBjwlujIgcPgOVpv3ZA/edit#slide=id.i0