This document discusses using design thinking to design the "70" component of the 70:20:10 model for instructional design. It begins by explaining what design thinking is and how it relates to the ADDIE model. It then discusses understanding learners, contexts and problems through techniques like empathy mapping and creating learner personas. The document outlines an ideation process and prototyping low and high fidelity prototypes. It provides an example of Rebecca using design thinking to develop an onboarding program incorporating the 70:20:10 model.
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Designing the “70”: Design thinking and the 70:20:10 learning model
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2. We will discuss …
• what is design thinking
• how design thinking relates to ADDIE and other
instructional design models
• using design thinking to design the “70” in the
70:20:10 model
18. She learns from failure
She embraces
ambiguity
Empathic She is optimistic
She works in an
Iterative way
She makes things
She is confident in her
creative skills
Based on IDEO
designkit.org
27. Learner personas
She gives them
names and attaches
images to them
She turns them into
posters that go up
on the walls of the
office
28. Ideation
Bring together a group people
to co-design
She is respectful that it is a
redesign process
Looks for inspiration outside
of learning
She tries to make it visual and
sometimes the process almost
feels like prototyping
37. Please stay in contact and keep the
conversation going
Thank you for your participation!
Robin Petterd
Learning Consultant
M: +61 419 101 928
E: robin@sproutlabs.com.au
T: @sproutlabs_au