Exploring Design Thinking Practices in Evaluation
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Abstract
Background: Design thinking is the process by which the core principles of design are used to problem solve and identify innovative solutions that enahance user experience.
Purpose: The purpose of this article is to introduce the concept of design thinking and explore the basic principles of design thinking within the context of the evaluation.
Setting: The design thinking process has been used in various fields to enhance innovation and consumer experience. This article explores how the concepts of design thinking can enhance evaluation practice.
Intervention: This article did not require an intervention
Research Design: Not applicable
Data Collection and Analysis: Not applicable
Findings: We present ideas for adopting design thinking principles into everyday evaluation practice
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