Discover a programme that brings together students, entrepreneurs & community groups to develop creative solutions to local challenges.
We help train students to co-design solutions from uncovering local needs with the community to working with them to develop projects that can be taken forward.
We evaluate the insights and impact of the needs & solutions to help public services better understand how to support communities to help each other & use technology.
2. Overview
Bring together different groups to
tackle local challenges
Prototype ideas and solutions that
can be taken forward
Evaluate impact of the solutions to
help take forward the projects
7. Prototype ideas…
That deliver social impact and help people help each other
Brainstorming ideas Using new technologies
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8. Developing the functionality Simulating the service
Validating the usability Designing the interaction
…to design solutions
9. Marketing the value proposition Developing the project
Creating the business model Measuring the impact
Evaluate their impact…
Stimulate collaboration between public service staff, students, pupils, entrepreneurs and communities to develop collaborative research
Work with the next generation for whom many of the new ways of researching & designing services they don’t see as R&D methods but what come naturally to them
Although at one workshop we worked with an intergenerational art group, one of the grandmother’s there was sketching ideas with her iPad, which I’ve never used, so sometimes the next generation is where you least expect it
Visualisations provide so many opportunities for public services and civil society to better communicate policies and issues to the people they serve. But often we rely on powerpoint or leaflets because that’s all we know and we write in a way that people don’t always understand!
More at http://www.wedowhatwesee.org/tag/visualcamp/
Visualisations provide so many opportunities for public services and civil society to better communicate policies and issues to the people they serve. But often we rely on powerpoint or leaflets because that’s all we know and we write in a way that people don’t always understand!
More at http://www.wedowhatwesee.org/tag/visualcamp/