P3T3 Z-board Marker Holder

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Here are 10 simple guidelines for using the Stanford University D.School's famous Design Thinking Z-Board. 1. Emphasize questions: At a design workshop or session it is always useful to keep on track, this helps focus the discussions in the right direction and maintain everyone's engagement. 2. Emphasize ideas over answers: This way, we can see a plethora of thoughts without being forced into thinking we are experts already and also make space for creativity and curiosity about new information. 3. Design from personal experience, use what you know about yourself 4. Ask questions before making statements 5. Don't assume others have same ideas, listen to all points-of-view - they're probably not similar 6. Consider multiple options instead of selecting just one choice always go for a combination. 7. Emphasize collaboration and cooperation with everyone in your group 8. Be brave - test your idea against facts 9. Take advantage of different perspectives 10. Always be thinking - use your intuition, not preconceived ideas.