SXSW EDU 2024
Building Design-Based Engagements for Practice & Product
Description:
Product development utilizes many forms of feedback, but often fails to build deeper design relationships with their users. Meanwhile schools and educators are demanding more personalized solutions that meet the needs of their diverse communities. This workshop will engage participants in designing feedback loops, a strategy to build meaningful relationships through design-based engagements of product and practice. In building feedback loops, product developers and school-based practitioners can collaborate to create impactful technology for education.
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Takeaways
- An understanding of how design-based engagements can help to create impactful edtech that serves the needs of schools and their diverse learners.
- Insights into the goals, challenges and motivations of product developers and education practitioners with respect to education technology.
- Prototypes of feedback loops for creating meaningful structures of collaboration.
Speakers
- Anthony Baker, Project Director, Design Strategies for Learning, Digital Promise
- Parker Van Nostrand, Senior Project Manager, Digital Promise
Organizer
Anthony Baker, Project Director, Design Strategies For Learning, Digital Promise
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