gulbenkian: prototyping workshop

IntergenerationAll / Prototyping Workshop July 1st 2010

Welcome!IntergenerationAll Workshop #2 Service Prototyping



“Clearer about how we can use activities with our service

users/more time to reflect on this”

Reflections on workshop 1


“How can I make my idea more practical”



“The language used sometimes went above my head - maybe a

bit more explanation?”



Sharing learning: updated website


You will be able to:- Search other projects activity- Upload blog/news posts- Share videos and presentations- Contact other projects

- Launched in mid-July- We do need your profiles though


Today's Agenda

- Intro- Evaluation- Sharing homework- Tea break- What is Prototyping- What are your challenges- Lunch (1pm)- Prototype activities- Tea break- Feeding back- Creating a plan


Evaluation.Dr. George W Leeson Deputy Director of the Oxford Institute of Ageing


HomeworkWhat did you discover?


As each project presents their homework, use the post-it notes to capture;

- Ideas- Opportunities- Challenges- Insights


Tea break.10min


PrototypingOr…making your ideas real and testing them with people.


What is prototyping?Why should I do it?How do I do it?


Where we are at


Why prototype?

- Identify faults early- Get feedback- Make improvements- Kills bad ideas early- Test in real world- Cheap testing before launch


Why prototype?

A famous prototype


A not so famous prototype


Lots of ideas, only a few make it


So in the case of your projects this might be a training pack, workshop materials, communications, engagement tools, evaluation forms, project environment, face to face engagement etc. etc.


How to prototype: Build your idea


How to prototype: Then test it!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPJwpX7OcEg

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Learning from each other


Rules- One project explains the biggest challenge they are facing (no longer than 5mins)

- Do not interrupt, interject or comment, just listen

- Once the person has finished all other group members ask questions about the challenge. Do not give any advice at this stage (5/10mins)

- Now give advice on how to address this challenge (5/10mins)


Lunch


Welcome back.

- Designing ways to keep dry!- Designing project prototypes- Tea break- Feedback circles- testing discussion


Designing ways to keep dry!


Designing your project prototypes

Think back to your earlier challenge,what would you like to prototype?


1. Visualisation with Paul2. Scenario Prototyping with Deborah3. Paper Prototyping with Ella


The circle of feedback

Gaining feedback on your prototype(s)

20mins


How are you going to test this?

20mins


What happens next?

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