SUMMARY ✎
Co-design is a method for working closely with end users and stakeholders to explore new ideas and develop solutions that meet their needs. It’s clear, simple and agile and helps us to create better products and services. In this playbook you can explore different tools for collaborative innovation.
The playbook, describes a number of ‘plays’helpful in guiding co-design activities. Plays are ways of answering questions and developing new ideas through activities and they help us to understand problems, users and markets more deeply
Contents
Introduction
Part one: Co-design
- Why does Jisc co-design?
- Why should you co-design?
- Who is involved in co-design?
- Deciders
- Planners
- Makers
- Users
Part two: Engagement
- Engaging people in co-design
- Ways to engage: activities
- Ways to engage: content, formats and outputs
- Engagement paths for key roles:
- Deciders
- Planners
- Makers
- Users
Part three: The playbook
- Introduction
- Play categories: understand, imagine and build
- Types of play
- Understand
- Imagine
- Build
Part four: Examples
- Example 1: Online directories
- Example 2: Summer of Student Innovation
Start co-designing
LANGUAGE ✎
English