What are different types impacts a student Service Design project could have?
What are different types impacts a student Service Design project could have?
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In short: contribution to the field (theoretical impact), organisational, social, environmental, business, personal, career, etc.
A student Service Design project can have many different types of impact. Here a few:
Contribution to the field: the project has helpedcreate a new method, question a way of working, helped other practitioners.
Organisational impact: the project has helped an organisation start or make a meaningful change.
Social impact: the project has helped do good for people, society, a community, etc.
Environmental impact: the project has helped to do good for the planet or its non humaninhabitants
Business impact: the project has helped an organization improve revenue or reduce cost
Personal impact: the project has helped the student grow
Career impact: the project has helped the student find his next job or better define his position in the job market. etc.
etc.
For each of these types of impacts there are many ways to show evidence for it.
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