This summer session was specially crafted for the design community in that we talked about and modeled Design 3.0 cross-disciplinary transformation methods. If you would like to get on the attendance list for a future WorkshopONE session in the US or in Europe send an email to programs (at) nextd (dot) org.
For a glimpse this years summer session in New York see this short movie:
Launch NextD WorkshopONE Summer Session 2008
Launch NextD WorkshopONE Summer Session 2007
NextD WorkshopONE is a hands-on learning-by-doing session like no other. Around the world everyone is talking about the importance of innovation leadership but what the heck is it in the context of cross-disciplinary organizations and in terms of everyday behavior? How do you make innovation inclusive, tangible, real and applicable to the diversity of challenges facing you and your organization today?
In the 21st century continuous change has already become part of the everyday marketplace. In this context organizational leaders today face a continuously evolving array of never before encountered challenges and opportunities. To operate in that emerging landscape of complexity today design/innovation leaders need highly adaptable process tools and cross-disciplinary team leadership skills applicable to many types of challenges or opportunities.
NextD WorkshopONE is discipline agnostic and focused primarily on HOW (Process) rather than any particular WHAT (Content). This is not a touchy-feely Kumbaya session, folks. Our instructor teams draw from and share lessons learned on the front lines of 21st century innovation acceleration, organizational transformation, and strategy consulting practice.
WorkshopONE works at the level of foundational pattern language for inclusive innovation and adaptable strategic co-creation. That language and the interconnected toolkit can be adapted to any challenge condition. Knowledge of that pattern language can inform all specialized innovation process types, including Strategy Design, Strategic Planning, Business Design, Organizational Systems Design, Architecture, Industrial Design, Communication Design, Environmental Design, Experience Design, Design Research, etc.
We all know it is easy to talk the talk of cross-disciplinary innovation collaboration but how do design leaders walk the walk? If your work places you in a position where you have to participate on or lead cross-disciplinary teams tasked with constructing solutions to complex, fuzzy challenges, this workshop is for you.
Included in the years session will be a presentation on Design 3.0 / Making Sense of Design Now! Come and learn about the future of human-centered design innovation that has already arrived.
Who Should Attend:
Leaders proactively seeking new innovation leadership learning paths
Leaders seeking to construct inclusive innovation in their organization
Designers facing difficult cross-disciplinary work challenges
Graduate design educators being asked to provide more robust, team-based cross-disciplinary innovation skill-building
Leaders facing cross-disciplinary project leadership/navigation challenges
Designers wanting to move beyond product or service innovation
Graduate design students who are presently receiving no cross-disciplinary innovation skill-building in their existing graduate programs
Designers who were trained in design school primary to work with their own tribe but now have to work with many other disciplines
Designers who were trained primary to work alone at the computer but now have to lead complex projects involving many people
Leaders who were trained to solve framed match-book size problems but now face highly complex unframed client challenges
Designers and design educators seeking to become NextD initiative leaders in their own work environments
Designers interested in learning about cross-disciplinary innovation behaviors
Leaders seeking to become more adaptable by learning adaptable innovation tools
Designers seeking to learn more about the future of design and Design 3.0
More Feedback from the 2007 Summer Session:
“I appreciated meeting others working on Design 3.0 and understanding their sense of where they are in the world.”
“Great experience...You have done an amazing job, and I’ve found it very inspiring.”
“WorkshopONE provides valuable tools for tempered radicalism within a corporate culture.”
“I learned new ways of doing and explaining what I do that I can use today.”
“WorkshopONE is a process for discovering your own process... brilliant!”
“Had a lot of fun while learning many new skills”
“I’d like to see my whole division sitting in this room and experiencing what it is to understand each others problem solving styles and the creative problem solving process”
“I appreciate having one big conceptual bucket to help me think through all this stuff that I have been figuring out on my own.’
“A comprehensive approach to articulating the future role of design.”
“Real life examples”
“Knowledgeable and skillful delivery.”
“WorkshopONE solidifies concepts that I’ve explored and gives me tools to implement them.”
“Served as both a catalyst to re-think my design approach, and as an opportunity to reinforce design principles that I hold dear.”
“I feel a renewed excitement.”
“WorkshopONE is essential for all teams of any discipline.”
NextD is delighted to endorse this extraordinary conference as it closely mirrors our own mission: “Creating New Models of Possibility For All”.
“The central theme of this working conference is the contribution and role of design, business and information technology in driving positive change for the broadest segments of humanity. We want to advance a scholarship of design that involves both social and technical elements and fosters betterment for all levels of human organizations and communities. In that context, we are particularly interested in exploring the following tensions:
Design that works for everyone, everywhere versus design to assist the least developed segments of the world community.
Developing new theories and business models that fit with emerging economies versus applying our current best practices.
Design for global markets drawing on local traditions versus design for local markets drawing on universal brands.
The working conference seeks to facilitate dialogue of a multidisciplinary group of leading scholars from industry and academia who are interested in exploring aspects of design and organizational action from a positive stance. A positive stance implies taking a perspective that is more concerned with positive change, that involves the encouragement of organizational and societal strengths, and that emphasizes our capacity to construct better artifacts, better technologies and better human systems.”
For more information see the Positive Design Conference site:
http://positivedesign.mty.itesm.mx/
Positive Design Conference Position Statements
Transforming Transformation
Position Statement
GK VanPatter
Elizabeth Pastor
CoFounders
Humantific
New York / Madrid
NextD Futures
Visual Models as Innovation Accelerators
Position Statement
Elizabeth Pastor
GK VanPatter
CoFounders
NextDesign Leadership Institute
New York
VHA, a leading health care alliance network in the US with thousands of member hospitals is working with NextD and the Complexity Navigation Program faculty to transform how its internal consulting group leaders help member hospitals tackle wicked problems. The Complexity Navigation Program is taught by leading innovation consultancies and is inclusive of Strategic Co-Creation, Design Research, and Visual Sense-Making.
Based in Dallas, VHA has multiple teams undergoing Complexity Navigation skill-building. With the health care industry facing never before encountered fuzzy challenges VHA seeks to proactively help its hospital members meet the change, adaptability and innovation challenges of the 21st century. The NextD Complexity Navigation Program is designed for this purpose.
Each year NextD agrees to work with a select group of companies who are serious about becoming more innovative. The NextD / Complexity Navigation Program is geared towards those organizational leaders who want to move beyond just reading case studies or talking about innovation and instead start doing something tangible about its actual realization. No abstract studies, just real skill-building. The program is ideal for teams within large organizations that seek to undertake the difficult work to become more adaptive, proactive and innovative. Participants build real skills in Cross-Disciplinary Human-Centered Innovation, inclusive of Strategic Co-Creation, Design Research, and Visual SenseMaking. This hybrid 21st century skill-set is part science, part design and part business. These skills are adaptable, not only to product creation but to all kinds of challenges and opportunities facing large organizations in an increasingly complex, continuously changing world.
The Complexity Navigation Program is taught by leading innovation consultancies combining practical expertise with deep knowledge of experiential pedagogy.
The methods taught are those being used in practice at Humantific, Basadur Applied Creativity, In/situm and DNX Group. The program launched in the US in September 2007 and is now being expanded globally. If your organization would like to learn more about this exciting program send us an email at: programs (at) nextd (dot) org
Complexity Navigation Program Collaborators
NextDesign Leadership Institute, DeFuzz the Future!
http://www.nextd.org
Basadur Applied Creativity, Revolutionizing How People Think! http://www.basadur.com/
In/situm, Leading Innovation Through Research
http://www.insitum.com/
Humantific, The Visual Thinking Innovation Company
http://www.humantific.com
NextD is delighted to endorse the Design Summit scheduled for December 12th and 13th in Bangalore, India, being organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry and the National Institute of Design. Uday Dandavate of Sonic Rim is among the summits enthusiastic global organizers.
This year’s theme for the Design Summit is, “Leadership through Design”. Recently Indian cabinet has announced a National Design Policy. As a result of this announcement the designers in India have been presented with the opportunity to play a prominent role, as India seeks to transform itself through design. Indian designers and other stakeholders of design will need partners from around the world to make the transformation happen.
Design with India, an initiative of the yahoo group, DesignIndia, is promoting this event as a part of its goal of facilitating long term partnerships between creative organizations, communities and individuals who are interested in learning more about India’s emergence as an influence in the global economy and as an important market.
Speakers Include:
GK VanPatter
CoFounder, NextDesign Leadership Institute
CoFounder, Humantific
CoFounder, NextAcademy
Sir George Cox
Chairman,
Design Council, U.K.
Banny Banerjee
Director,
Stanford Design Program / D-School
Anna Kirah
Dean,
180 Academy,
Denmark
Mehmood Khan
Global Leader of Innovation,
Unilever
Kingshuk Das
Vice President,
New Market Strategy
IDEO
Uday Dandavate
President,
SonicRim
More information is available on the conference site. Registration is now open.
http://web.mac.com/udaydandavate/iWeb/Site/Home.html
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Transforming Transformation Launches
At the end of August, the founders of NextD launched the Transforming Transformation discussion list on Google Groups. Transforming Transformation is a global interaction platform for discussions related to emerging issues and developments in organizational transformation, transformation by design, adaptable innovation enabling, and the future of human-centered innovation. If you would like to be invited to join, send an email to transformation now (at) gmail (dot) com
Transforming Transformation is a NextD Futures Project Initiative.
http://groups.google.com/group/transforming
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NextD Interactive Innovation Profile at Institute of Design
We have been delighted to see Chris Bernard taking the lead to drive change over at IIT Institute of Design in integrating Design 3.0 awareness that today in-bound knowledge regarding team behaviors is just as important as out-bound knowledge of user behaviors. Its a fundamental principle of Design 3.0 that we were happy to introduce at the IIT Strategy Conference Round Table in 2006. Chris has created an IIT version of a Jumpstart Workshop in which he has his entire class do their innovation profiles using the NextD / Basadur interactive Innovation Profile. Utilizing the innovation profile, NextD is working with forward thinking graduate school instructors in a dozen countries and we are happy to have Chris Bernard among them.
http://chrisbernard.blogs.com/design_thinking_digest/2007/08/back-to-school-.html
http://www.bhoopathy.net/wordpress/2007/08/22/teaming-workshop-at-the-institute-of-design/
http://www.uxmatters.com/MT/archives/000123.php
http://nextd.org/InnovationProfile/index.html
Future of Design Round Table
The Future of Design roundtable discussion at Cooper Union wrapped up on September 5, 2007. In addition to Elizabeth Pastor of Humantific, and NextD other firms participating were Imagination, Frog Design, and Cheskin.
Conscious Design Study
Kamille Friis, a PhD student at Learning Lab in Denmark, studied Humantific, NextD, IDEO, Bruce Mau Design and e-Types as part of her thesis focused on “Conscious Design Practice as a Strategic Tool.” Kamille spent a week in our Humantific New York office and attended a NextD WorkshopONE summer session.
“The purpose of the industrial PhD Conscious Design Practice as a Strategic Tool is to create new in-depth understanding of how strategic design consultancies carry out design work, in particular the design methods and processes. It is a journey into new territory. The concept of strategic design is a recent development within the field of design, focusing on the strategic thinking important to identify opportunities for innovation and growth.”
To inquire about buying a copy of this just published PhD thesis contact Katrine at e-Types in Denmark. Email: Katrine (at) e-types (dot) com
The Integration Imperative
From the DMI conference site: “As the roles of design and brand become more and more strategic to business success, so too the need for cross-discipline collaboration increases. In fact, building integration between brand, design, and business is now an imperative to sustainable business success. How can design and brand managers create an environment of cross-discipline knowledge-sharing to achieve optimum results and customer satisfaction? How can different disciplines best collaborate? What structures and processes need to be in place in order to create winning strategies? How is the integration between internal and external competencies best leveraged? Should the design manager foster a cross-discipline environment for innovation? How does brand management integrate and optimize all touch points to create relevant customer experiences? What methods foster synergy throughout the creative and management disciplines?... This June, DMI will take on integration as a business imperative at our 19th International brand and design conference in Chicago. Don’t miss this important learning opportunity.”
Speakers Include:
Tim Wallack of Smart Design
Frans Joziasse of PARK
Marc Gobé of Desgrippes Gobé Group
GK VanPatter of Humantific
Download the Conference Brochure (PDF) here
Check out the conference site:
http://www.dmi.org/dmi/html/conference/branddesign07/conference.htm
Design 3.0 at MIX07
Yes everyone at MIX is presenting technology talks but NextD will be talking about adaptable human-centered cross-disciplinary innovation enabling. Yes we will be talking about Design 3.0. Check out this years four day MIX shindig, the big “72 hour conversation!”
Design with India Strategy Session
This New York City event has been designed and organized as a panel session by Uday Dandavate of Sonic Rim and Deb Johnson of Pratt.
On the conference site India is described as a “Hothouse, a “Laboratory” and a “Crucible” “with its own cultural, social and economic complexities and paradoxes. India is a perfect test market for exploring innovative ideas for managing diversity of the world...The strategy session in New York will begin to explore these issues.”
Panel Participants include:
GK VanPatter of Humantific
Bill Moggridge of IDEO
Gianfranco Zaccai of Continuum
Uday Dandavate of Sonic Rim
M.P. Ranjan of National Institute of Design
Thomas Lockwood of Design Management Institute
http://web.mac.com/udaydandavate/iWeb/Site/Panels.html
The session is an extension of the Design with India Conference recently held in India.
http://www.ciionline.org/events/2755/index.htm
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DeFuzzing WHO Project
DeFuzzing WHO is a global research project initiative by NextDesign Leadership Institute, Basadur Center for Applied Creativity Research and Humantific / InnovationLab.
DeFuzzing WHO is about bringing visual sense-making clarity to cross-disciplinary Innovation dynamics. The objective of the research is to surface visual process knowledge and capture/compare the innovation profiles of a senior class in a dozen + design schools and business schools.
To undertake this research we are inviting a dozen + schools from 10-12 countries to participate.Participating schools include Zollverein School of Management & Design in Germany, Domus Academy in Italy, Umbau School of Architecture and Herron School of Design in the US, National Institute of Design in India, York University in Canada, and Kaos Pilots and Learning Lab in Denmark.
If you would like your school to be considered for participation in the DeFuzzing WHO action research initiative send an email to info at nextd dot org with DeFuzzing WHO as the subject.
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Inspired by NextD
Christopher Vice and his team at Herron School of Art & Design
have launched a new graduate program inspired by NextD!
http://www.herron.iupui.edu/mfavc/
Download New Herron Program Book as a PDF File
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NextD at Hyperwerk
It began with an invitation to fly to Basel for the weekend to participate in a curriculum design session for the upcoming year.
After two intensive days of work it was agreed that NextD would bring WorkshopONE to HyperWerk at the University of Applied Sciences in order to provide real cross-disciplinary innovation dynamics skill-building at the beginning of the term. Mischa Schaub, the energetic Director of HyperWerk wanted to take the courageous route and asked us to provide workshops for the entire student body of 100 as well as the faculty. It was am ambitious goal and a great way to create a common platform of understanding around cross-disciplinary innovation dynamics.
Last week the NextD University teaching team lead by Tony Fross and Elizabeth Pastor flew to Basel
to provide three days of intensive, back-to-back WorkshopONE sessions at HyperWerk. The response
from students and the faculty to the NextD experiential learning approach has been extremely positive.
Thanks to HyperWerk for inviting us.
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Referencing NextD
Each year we are delighted to see NextD being referenced in hundreds of blogs, discussion lists, research papers and conference presentations around the world.
Here are some recent examples:
Learning to Work in Teams
By Christopher Vice
Chairman, Herron School of Art & Design
Indiana University
Published in the Design Management Journal 2007
Download this document as a PDF file
Can NextD’s Message Offer a Direction for Design Thinking in India?
http://design-for-india.blogspot.com/2007/08/nextd-leadership-institute-new-york-can.html
DesignAday / Using NextD Materials in Teaching
http://designaday.tumblr.com/post/9300005
Back to School: Why I love it / Chris Bernard
http://chrisbernard.blogs.com/design_thinking_digest/2007/08/back-to-school-.html
Teaming Workshop at the Institute of Design
http://www.bhoopathy.net/wordpress/2007/08/22/teaming-workshop-at-the-institute-of-design/
Socially Responsible Workplaces
http://www.metabolo.org/node/221
Design Action in India
http://design-for-india.blogspot.com/2007/07/230-sectors-of-economy-for-design.html
MIX07: Design 3.0
http://www.lukew.com/ff/entry.asp?527
Dialogues: Structured & Mapped
http://dialogicdesign.wordpress.com/2007/05/14/dialogue-structured-mapped/
Web design 3.0, trois enjeux
http://www.designersinteractifs.com/site/index.php?2007/05/04/122-web-design-30-trois-enjeux
Human Centered Innovation
http://designaxiom.blogspot.com/2007/02/human-centered-innovation.html
Ampliando horizontes
(Opening Horizons)
http://dnxgroup.com/humberto/?p=29
¿Cómo se enseña la innovación?
(How Do You Teach Innovation?)
http://dnxgroup.com/humberto/?p=22
Pienses lo que pienses, piensa lo contrario
(What Ever You Think, Think The Opposite)
http://dnxgroup.com/humberto/?p=23
Healers
http://dnxgroup.com/humberto/index.php
Elizabeth Pastor y GK VanPatter
http://dnxgroup.com/humberto/?p=21
Peach Pit Commons / Design 3.0 and Beyond
http://www.peachpitcommons.com/?p=308
Ralf Beuker’s Design Management Blog
http://www.design-management.de/archive/2005/08/podcast-5/
The Future of Design Thinking
http://www.thepreparedmind.com/pm/index.php/
2005/06/01/the-future-of-design-thinking-and-workflow/
More on the NextDesign Leadership Institute
http://chrisbernard.blogs.com/design_thinking_digest/
2007/01/more_on_the_nex.html
A UX Professional's Experience of the Strategy 06 Conference
“This [NextD] workshop...was one of the most enjoyable parts of the conference.”
http://www.uxmatters.com/MT/archives/000123.php
The Germans Get It - a New d-School
http://www.athenaalliance.org/weblog/archives/2006/04/
the_germans_get_1.html
The Innovating Organization
http://www.geocities.com/lodaia/paper_innovating.htm
The Business of Design
http://freeman-baer.com/blog.html
Innovation Chatter / Effective Innovation Teams?
http://simpatico.typepad.com/innovation_chatter/2006/09/
what_characteri.html
NextD & Design 3.0
http://darmano.typepad.com/logic_emotion/2006/03/
nextd_design_10.html
Idea Festival
http://ideafestival.typepad.com/my_weblog/2005/12/
thin_slicing_in.html
Design for Growth
http://designingforgrowth.blogspot.com/2005/01/
design-as-innovative-driving-force.html
Putting People First
http://www.experientia.com/blog/
think-newbnewd-understanding-the-new-zollverein-school/
AIGA - Why Collaborate? Comments
http://voice.aiga.org/content.cfm?ContentAlias=
_getfullarticle&aid=1151514#MessageList
The Innovation Toolbox / A Guide to New Design
By Sunne Aagaard & Silje Kamille Friis
New Design Business Journalists
Copenhagen, Denmark
Written for a special issue of the journal; Monday Morning
Developed in collaboration with INDEX entitled: 'Entering the Creativity Economy'. You can read more and order the magazine at:
http://www.mm.dk/bestilling_beskrivelse.php?bestilling_id=36
"A Dramatic transformation is occurring within the design industry. Front runners among strategic design agencies are working in increasingly
complex projects and are starting to redefine their role and services in relation to corporate clients."
Download this document as a PDF file
Show It and Tell It
By Silje Kamille Friis
Design Innovation Consultant
Written for Learning Lab Quarterly
Copenhagen, Denmark
"The burgeoning field of strategic design is splitting up into an artful and a scientific design
approach. Hard, explicit skills give the scientific agencies the upper hand in becoming innovation partners for global business.
That is why design agencies need to...Show it and Tell it."
Download this document as a PDF file
Design's New Frontier
By Silje Kamille Friis
Design Innovation Consultant
Written for Learning Lab Quarterly
Copenhagen, Denmark
"The field of strategic design carries a huge potential for the agencies capable of making the evolutionary
leap from 'merely' being about design to step up and grapple with strategic management...This
is not just a matter of competence development among the agencies, but also a matter of educational
policies at the design schools. It is also very important that clients come to see strategic design
agencies as key partners in their long-term strategic planning. If and when this happens, design
agencies may well become the innovative driving force in the economy of tomorrow."
Download this document as a PDF file
Design Planning Education and the Adaptive Economy
By Hans Kasper Hugentobler, Human-Centered Innovation Consultant
Presented at the 6th International Conference of the European Academy of Design
University of the Arts
Bremen, Germany
Download this document as a PDF file
The Curious Case of Changing Management
By Naomi Gornick, Design Management Consultant
Presented at the 6th International Conference of the European Academy of Design
University of the Arts
Bremen, Germany
Download this document as a PDF file
Taking Care of Business:
A Model for Raising Business Consciousness Among Design Students
By Uday Gajendar, Interaction Designer, Oracle Corporation
Download this document as a PDF file
Research Skills As a Basis For Industrial Collaboration In Design Education
By Nicolas Beucker
Faculty of Art and Design
University of Duisburg-Essen
Presented at the International Engineering and Product Design Education Conference
Delft, The Netherlands
Download this document as a PDF file
The Role of the Artifact in Participatory Design Research
By Birgitte Geert Jensen
Assistant Professor, Industrial Designer
Aarhus School of Architecture
Aarhus, Denmark
Download this document as a PDF file
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NextD Presents
Design 3.0 at Washington University
Elizabeth Pastor and GK VanPatter gave a talk on Design 3.0 / Making Sense of Design Now! at the School of Design, Washington University in St Louis.
http://samfoxschool.wustl.edu/
Design 3.0 in Bangalore, India
GK VanPatter gave talks on Inclusive Innovation and Design 3.0 at the Leadership through Design Summit in Bangalore, India.
http://web.mac.com/udaydandavate/iWeb/Site/Program.html
The 29th Annual Design Interaction Symposium
GK VanPatter gave a talk on Design 3.0 / Making Sense of Design Now! at Auburn University as part of their Design Interaction Symposium.
http://www.cadc.auburn.edu/graphicdesign/
Design 3.0 in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver
In collaboration with Microsoft, GK VanPatter gave talks in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver on Design 3.0 and the transformation underway in the design community as part of the Experience Expression road show launching Microsoft’s Expression Studio.
http://infopub.blogspot.com/2007/06/lancement-microsoft-expression-studio.html
Design 3.0 at MIX07 in Las Vegas
GK VanPatter gave a talk at MIX o7 on the emerging future of design and the complexities involved in working in the Design 3.0 space.
http://sessions.visitmix.com/
Design 3.0 at DMI Conference in Chicago
GK VanPatter gave a talk on Design 3.0 / Making Sense of Design Now! at the Design Management Institute Conference / The Integration Imperative in Chicago.
http://www.dmi.org/dmi/html/conference/branddesign07/19thpresentations.htm
Design 3.0 in Madrid
Elizabeth Pastor and GK VanPatter and gave a talk on Design 3.0 / Making Sense of Design Now! in Madrid.
http://www.cadius.org/laboratorios/celebrados/nextd/
Design 3.0 in Barcelona
GK VanPatter gave a talk on Design 3.0 / Making Sense of Design Now! at the Design = Business Conference, held at the Museum of Modern Art in Barcelona for Barcelona Design Week.
http://bcd.e-gim.net/gimmaster/ftp_bcd/bdw/news_ang.htm
Design Association, Spain
Elizabeth Pastor recently gave a talk at the Design Association in Madrid on the role of Business Concept Visualization in innovation.
http://dimad.org/index.php
Design 3.0 in Germany
GK VanPatter presented Design 3.0 to students and faculty at the new Zollverein School of Management & Design in Germany.
http://blog.zollverein-school.de/category/design-thinking/
Art Center College of Design, United States
GK VanPatter & Elizabeth Pastor presented NextD at Art Center in Pasadena, California.
http://www.artcenter.edu/accd/index.jsp
Centro, Mexico
Elizabeth Pastor presented NextD at the new Centro Design School in Mexico City.
http://centro.org.mx/
Institute Without Bounderies, Canada
GK VanPatter did a roundtable at the Institute Without Boundaries in Toronto.
http://www.brucemaudesign.com/iwb1.html
Aarhus School of Architecture, Denmark
Silje Kamille Friis presented NextD at the Aarhus School of Architecture in Aarhus.
http://aarch.dk/
Universidad de la Americas, Mexico
Elizabeth Pastor presented NextD at in Universidad de la Americas in Puebla.
http://www.udlap.mx/dip/mdf/index.html
Parsons School of Design, United States
GK VanPatter & Elizabeth Pastor presented NextD at Parsons School of Design in New York.
http://www.parsons.edu/
Hyperwerk, University of Science, Switzerland
The NextD University team spent three days in Basel conducting back-to-back WorkshopONE sessions for the entire Hyperwerk student body and faculty.
http://www.hyperwerk.ch/
York University, Canada
GK VanPatter recently presented Understanding Design 3.0 to faculty and students in the Graduate Design Department at York University in Toronto.
http://www.yorku.ca/web/
Beal Center for Strategic Creativity, Canada
GK VanPatter recently presented Understanding Design 3.0 to faculty and students at the new Beal Centre for Strategic Creativity at the Ontario College of Art & Design in Toronto.
http://www.bealcentre.org/
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