Life-Centered Design Course
The Life-Centered Design Course is a 6-week program tailored for innovation directors, sustainability and social impact leaders, project managers, entrepreneurs, business students, and funders interested on implementing a holistic design methodology for triple-impact projects.
Participants will develop competencies in systems thinking, user-centered design, biomimicry, nature-based solutions, and stakeholder mapping.
By the end of the course, learners will be equipped to showcase the regenerative potential of their projects, applying insights to both personal and organizational contexts.
COURSE DETAILS
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COURSE DETAILS 〰️
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Introduction to Place-Based Design
Analyzing the Living Components of a Place
Identifying Key Ecological Systems
Social Systems and Community Dynamics
Techniques for Assessing Regenerative Potential
Case Studies of Regenerative Projects
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Overview of SWOT Analysis
Importance in Regenerative Design
Gathering Data from Place Analysis
Identifying Key Factors Influencing the Project
Structuring Information for Clarity
Techniques for Effective Analysis
Translating SWOT Analysis into Actionable Insights
Addressing Challenges Identified in the SWOT Analysis
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Core Concepts of Regenerative Design
Differentiating from Traditional Design Approaches
Identifying Stakeholders and Their Interests
Mapping Short, Medium, and Long-Term Objectives
Aligning Community and Ecological Goals
Strategies for Collaborative Capacity Building
Embedding Values for Sustainable Impact
Designing for Future Generations
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Brainstorming and Ideation Methods
Co-Creation Sessions
Categorizing and Evaluating Opportunities
Tools for Opportunity Mapping
Assessing Potential Impact of Opportunities
Evaluating Feasibility and Resource Requirements
Techniques for Prioritizing Opportunities
Creating an Action Plan Based on Prioritization
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Principles of Experimentation in Design
Identifying Key Touchpoints
Designing Products and Services Aligned with Regenerative Goals
User Experience and Value Delivery
Planning and Executing Experiments
Monitoring and Adjusting Based on Feedback
Defining Success Metrics for Experiments
Techniques for Effective Measurement and Analysis
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Understanding the OKR Framework
Importance in Project Management
Techniques for Defining Objectives and Key Results
Aligning OKRs with Project Goals
Identifying and Selecting Relevant KPIs
Linking KPIs to OKRs
Building and Implementing the Initial Experiment
Scaling or Pivoting Based on Experiment Results
Continuous Improvement and Adaptation Strategies