Draft Agenda (11 May 2017) Nick Reid (Deactivated) tagging you here so you can see where this agenda is living
Additional details/descriptions to be added
Day 1
- Intro and Overview
- What is OpenLMIS
- What is Design Thinking
- Persona exercise & Share back
- use existing personas as background info for facilitators, but otherwise personas are created collaboratively at that moment
- Hone in on Goals, Roles, Pain Points, and Context (context especially around literacy and computer comfort if possible)
_________________LUNCH_____________________
- Process map & share back
- Story telling focus groups
- What did you learn/surprises
Day 2
- Day 1 summary & Day 2 overview
- Showcase combined map (combined map will be have been created by VR team the night before)
- collect feedback
- highlight/vote on most important sections (dot ranking?)
- identify stories of highest personal interest
- Empathy map for key personas
_______________LUNCH__________________ - Act out scenarios (good, bad)
- improv based on process map
- embody persona role from card
- goal: prototyping with your body. What are resolutions? What communication takes place?
- Formalize workflow & users
- comic book drawings
Day 3
- Recap of Day 2 / Intro to prototyping & user testing (VR team puts "screens" together the night before. Demo)
- Paper prototyping
- show draft (demo) prototypes
- split into groups
- arts & crafts → make prototype, test each other (1 test with someone else)
- Feedback
- collect from participants
- guidelines on how participants give feedback to each other – What is a useful user critique? What is a bug report?
- Paper prototypes continued (VR to videotape as many tests as possible)
- iterate based on feedback
- user test take 2
- iterate again
- Share learnings with group
- Closing / thank you / bon voyage
Open Questions:
- pre-workshop brown bag on process map? Could invite HSG & ISG to map out a specific process. Vaccines workflow, vaccination delivery, CHW flow, CCPF flow, etc.
- how to balance between teaching/exercising design process and actually getting usable feedback/prototypes from users during workshop