WENOVSKI...? let's put our minds together!

WENOVSKI is a new network of creative minds... but there are so many other network. Is there something valuable we can add? A design thinkers event? Projects/ cases to collaborate on?

Let's put our minds together.

Tell me: What would be useful to you? What do you think we should do? And what should we avoid?

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Network GuidePermalink Reply by Arne van Oosterom on June 21, 2009 at 10:10

Join us at the education group ( http://wenovski.ning.com/group/inneractprojectgroup ) We are working on some ideas, maybe we can team up.

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Network GuidePermalink Reply by Arne van Oosterom on June 24, 2009 at 22:06

Hi Alex,

Do you think the school wants to participate in an online project, maybe collaborating with other schools and children?

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Permalink Reply by Dan Matutina on June 10, 2009 at 7:36

Yea. Im definitely down with this. Maybe we can work on some small problems that need Design Thinking solutions. It could be personal projects or projects of other organizations. Just to give it a try. But before we start doing that I think we need to "educate" the public what really design thinking is. Just my 2c.

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Permalink Reply by alex stobart on June 21, 2009 at 9:33

Hi

In Edinburgh, Scotland there is a chance to influence the local politicians. They have asked us to convene a group of people to design public services from the citizen perspective.

Is there anyone doing a similar piece of work in the network ?

Likewise another project is with the police, young people and the idea of serious computer games. Lots of activities I know about here, but any on members of this group ?

Thanks

Alex

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Permalink Reply by Satu Miettinen on June 26, 2009 at 9:14

Hi, all :)
I' adding now some creative value to WENOSVSKI with our new book that finally came out from the printers yesterday. I spend a sunny morning in a mailing room sending out books to the authors. So if you are interested you can now take a look at: https://www.taik.fi/kirjakauppa/product_info.php?products_id=134

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Permalink Reply by Marc Stickdorn on June 26, 2009 at 11:50

Great news, Satu! :) Congrats!

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Network GuidePermalink Reply by Arne van Oosterom on June 26, 2009 at 16:36

Brilliant. I'll be waiting by the door for the mailman to come :-)

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Permalink Reply by Sita Magnuson on June 26, 2009 at 21:03

I'd love to contribute to a project as well. I'm just getting situated in here - so let me know where I should head (is there a group set up) and I'll see what I can offer to the project!

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Network GuidePermalink Reply by Arne van Oosterom on June 26, 2009 at 22:01

Hi Sita,

Great to see you here :) Check out the project group Inner-City education.

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Permalink Reply by Daniel Weiss on September 3, 2011 at 10:31

I have run different European Projects based on games, but not producing video games nor serious games. What I do is to use the Methodology how video games are developed and try to train teachers in applying this Methodology to their school curricula.

Recently in a project http://ivetagr.org working with Job Counsellors and disabled students I want to combine 3 main elements to change the way they advise students.

1.Design Thinking to improve they way they work

2.Game Methodologies to revamp the concept of training via evolving games

3.Social Media using web 2.0 tools focusing in trans-media convergence to develop new educational material

So 3 rings that need to be interconnected somehow.

What it would be valuable for me is to put our minds together to combine in a seamless integration these 3 rings.

Any chance?

daniel