What inspirations do I steal from Sunday church services for my Service Design classes?
What inspirations do I steal from Sunday church services for my Service Design classes?
Q&A Teaching Service Design
Flipped classroom model for Service Design
Flipped classroom model for Service Design
Service Design curriculum
Service Design curriculum
Inclusive Service Design teaching
Inclusive Service Design teaching
Improving the teaching
Improving the teaching
Grading Service Design work
Grading Service Design work
Corporate Service Design training
Corporate Service Design training
Teaching Swiss Service Design
Teaching Swiss Service Design
Inspirations for teaching Service Design
Inspirations for teaching Service Design
In short: people who can make a Sunday church service interesting taught me a few formats for teaching:
Object lessons: use object interactions to exemplify a complicated topic or idea.
Mix of formats: change every 20 minutes the format
Stations : let people move from one station to another for self directed learning with different exercises.
Rituals : repeat certain informations or practices again and again.
I love stealing inspiration from unrelated fields. Sunday services and how church communities are designed offer for me many ideas on how to make service Design teaching more interesting. If today pastors manage to get people to come church when there are many other fun things to do and no obligations there is definitely something to steal.
I've written more details about these things that I steal and adapt for Service Design education. Here a few of these articles:
Object lessons:
Mix of formats:
Stations:
Rituals:
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