| October 17, 2017
Hartford Public Library (CT)
Center for Contemporary Culture (CCC)
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Led by experienced design thinking facilitators from Chicago Public Library, Designing the Future is an introductory live workshop that provides the opportunity for library professionals and teams to tackle their real-life problems through a series of expert-led collaborative exercises.
With support from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and in partnership with Chicago Public Library and Aarhus Public Library, this full-day introductory workshop draws upon the toolkit developed by IDEO, an award-winning, human-centered global design firm, to help libraries use design thinking to better understand and service library patrons. The program will take a step-by-step approach to guide you through the process of understanding design thinking so you can put it into practice at your library. | | | Learning Outcomes:
Through expert instruction and hands-on activity, you will learn: About design thinking and its application to libraries Analytical and creative thinking methods How to apply human-centered design thinking to your library How to gain a deeper understanding of your patrons How to build a prototype This workshop does not require pre-existing knowledge or experience with design thinking. All participants will be given the tools and information needed to walk away
with ideas to emulate in your library, regardless of its size or budget.
| | | Directors are encouraged to send staff for a unique team-building experience.
Preferential group rates are available.
Please call Roger Jarman at (646) 380-0773 to check your eligibility.
Know a colleague who would benefit from attending?
Then please forward this email.
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