Скачать или смотреть Design Thinking Gumbo Series: Intro to Virtual Ethnography

Natalie Hudanick, a Graduate Assistant in Design Thinking for Social Impact at the Tulane University's Phyllis M. Taylor Center for Social Innovation & Design Thinking, walks the viewer through a short lecture on ethnography and its methods and how to apply these methods in a virtual and remote format.

Two activities on photograph observation and interview skills follow the lecture, ending with a group debrief on the use of ethnography to understand people's experiences of the Covid-19.

The Covid-19 pandemic has created the unique opportunity to explore the application of design thinking methods in a remote and virtual way. Intro to (Virtual) Ethnography explores the method of ethnography and how to apply them, in a virtual and remote way, to understand people’s experience of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Workshop information & slide deck: https://taylor.tulane.edu/design-thin...
Natalie Hudanick:   / nataliehudanick  
Dr. Lesley-Ann Noel:   / lesleyannnoel  

About the Series
Design Thinking (DT) Gumbo is a series of one-hour workshops on a variety of methods that can be used in design research. Each workshop will introduce a method, share examples of its use in other settings, and include space for participants to practice the method together.
Think of these methods as ingredients to make your design thinking work much more rich and flavorful. Try out the different ingredients and see which ones appeal the most to your palate.

This semester all of our method workshops will focus on understanding people’s experience of the coronavirus pandemic.

DT Gumbo is a project of the design thinking program of the Phyllis M. Taylor Center for Social Innovation and Design Thinking at Tulane University.

All workshops are co-facilitated by Dr. Lesley-Ann Noel and a Taylor Center Design Thinking Graduate Assistant.