3. Online apps
monday.com
free for up to 2 users good gantt charts works well with other apps
trello
free good user friendly visuals card based system
slack
free for up to 4 users good for team working good app functionality
asana
free for solo use used by many industry organisations good app functionality
6. what the various activities are
when each activity begins + ends
how long each activity is scheduled to last
where activities overlap with other activities + by how much
the start + end date of the whole project
13. Blue Hat: organization and planning
Green Hat: creative thinking
Red Hat: feelings and instincts
Yellow Hat: benefits and values
Black Hat: risk assessment
White Hat: information gathering
14. a leader?
a team player?
a researcher?
a planner?
a creative thinker?
a communicator?
17. In group discussions, meetings, crits
How do you respond to ideas?
How do you develop your thinking?
18. In group discussions, meetings, crits
How do you respond to ideas?
How do you develop your thinking?
What kind of feedback do you give?
19. In group discussions, meetings, crits
How do you respond to ideas?
How do you develop your thinking
What kind of feedback do you give?
How do you come to decisions?
20. There are six metaphorical hats. The
thinker can put one on or take one
o
f
to indicate the type of thinking that
is being used. This putting on and taking
o
ff
is essential. The hats must never be
used to categorize individuals, even
though their behaviour may seem to
invite this.
Edward De Bono, serious creativity.
23. WHITE - Information:
Facts, figures, information, asking questions, and defining information
needs and gaps.
The venue: Copeland Gallery, Peckham.
Dates: Fri 21st, Sat 22nd March.
Cost: 贈2600 for the venue, paid for by the programme
Exhibition production budget: 贈3000, paid for by the programme
Size of the Venue: On the floor plan on padlet (4 large rooms)
Curator: Victoria Ahrens + Susanna Brown
Groups - Four (with subgroups)
Total Students: 116
What else do you need to know?
24. RED Emotional Responses:
Intuition, feelings and emotions. The red hat allows the
thinker to put forward a feeling without any need to justify it.
25. BLUE Blue Sky Thinking:
Creativity, proposals, alternatives, provocations, and changes.
Ideas that do not have to be possible or probable.
26. GREY Critical Analytic Thinking:
Logical, critically analytic responses to ideas developed while
wearing the blue hat, exercising judgment and caution.
27. YELLOW Positive Thinking:
How ideas developed while wearing the blue hat could be
developed and made to work.
28. GREEN Growth Thinking:
Practical next steps to develop the idea and help it to grow
29. Ways to use this:
- On your own
- With a friend
- In a group of 6
30. Now try this with your group to
workshop your
Collaborative Project