Incluversal™

Explore design challenges and become an advocate for marginalized communities.
Mitigate and diminish adverse impacts of products and experiences.
Acquire skills to identify tangible examples of bias in research and design
Uncover techniques to shape your personal brand for connecting with conscientious companies
Gain insights on how to confidently communicate and rally others to your mission.
Unlock the ability to set measurable goals for impactful, concrete outcomes.

Course Content

Introduction: Welcome to Incluversal™
Welcome! Get ready for an insightful course about taking action, not just promising it. Reimagine what it means to be a designer and the power it holds to include and exclude people, communities, and society.

Welcome to Incluversal™

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Module 1: You are the Designer
Reflect and discover what you know. Challenge your perspective like a designer and identify the skills you already have.

Module 2: You are the Researcher
Conduct research like a pro. User research can be conducted by anyone with good listening skills. Learn how to listen to your audience's problems and triumphs.

Module 3: You are the Impact
Make a splash and get proactive. We've talked about ways to improve your design and research skills. Discover concrete steps to put your new skills to use.

Module 4: You are the Advocate
Create a plan. Make sure you can show others what you have been working on. Discover and explore how to prioritize, set goals, and track your progress as an advocate.

Conclusion
Congratulations on finishing the course! The future is yours. To wrap up Incluversal: Design for Good, we reflect on what you've learned and what it means for your new ethical design advocate future.

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Introduction: Welcome to Incluversal™
Welcome! Get ready for an insightful course about taking action, not just promising it. Reimagine what it means to be a designer and the power it holds to include and exclude people, communities, and society.

Welcome to Incluversal™

Module 1: You are the Designer
Reflect and discover what you know. Challenge your perspective like a designer and identify the skills you already have.

1A: Design is Not Art

1B: Intuition in Design

1C: Culture, Bias, The Brain, EQ

1D: Universal Design

1E: Design Ethicist Profile

[QUIZ] Social Discomfort

Module 2: You are the Researcher
Conduct research like a pro. User research can be conducted by anyone with good listening skills. Learn how to listen to your audience's problems and triumphs.

2A: Investigate not Validate

2B: ROI of Empathy

2C: Targeted Universalism

2D: Innovator Responsibility

ROI Language

Module 3: You are the Impact
Make a splash and get proactive. We've talked about ways to improve your design and research skills. Discover concrete steps to put your new skills to use.

3A: Where Can I Make Impact?

3B: Positive Turbulence

3C: Prepare for Disruption

3D: Systematic Scale

Prioritization

Module 4: You are the Advocate
Create a plan. Make sure you can show others what you have been working on. Discover and explore how to prioritize, set goals, and track your progress as an advocate.

4A: Prioritization Model

4B: Measuring Impact

4C: Crossfit of International Insights: Culture, Ethics & Design

4D: Framing: Brand Yourself

OKRs: Objectives and the Key Results

Conclusion
Congratulations on finishing the course! The future is yours. To wrap up Incluversal: Design for Good, we reflect on what you've learned and what it means for your new ethical design advocate future.

Conclusion

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Introduction: Welcome to Incluversal™ Welcome! Get ready for an insightful course about taking action, not just promising it. Reimagine what it means to be a designer and the power it holds to include and exclude people, communities, and society.

Welcome to Incluversal™

Module 1: You are the Designer Reflect and discover what you know. Challenge your perspective like a designer and identify the skills you already have.

1A: Design is Not Art

1B: Intuition in Design

1C: Culture, Bias, The Brain, EQ

1D: Universal Design

1E: Design Ethicist Profile

[QUIZ] Social Discomfort

Module 2: You are the Researcher Conduct research like a pro. User research can be conducted by anyone with good listening skills. Learn how to listen to your audience's problems and triumphs.

2A: Investigate not Validate

2B: ROI of Empathy

2C: Targeted Universalism

2D: Innovator Responsibility

ROI Language

Module 3: You are the Impact Make a splash and get proactive. We've talked about ways to improve your design and research skills. Discover concrete steps to put your new skills to use.

3A: Where Can I Make Impact?

3B: Positive Turbulence

3C: Prepare for Disruption

3D: Systematic Scale

Prioritization

Module 4: You are the Advocate Create a plan. Make sure you can show others what you have been working on. Discover and explore how to prioritize, set goals, and track your progress as an advocate.

4A: Prioritization Model

4B: Measuring Impact

4C: Crossfit of International Insights: Culture, Ethics & Design

4D: Framing: Brand Yourself

OKRs: Objectives and the Key Results

Conclusion Congratulations on finishing the course! The future is yours. To wrap up Incluversal: Design for Good, we reflect on what you've learned and what it means for your new ethical design advocate future.

Conclusion

Introduction: Welcome to Incluversal™
Welcome! Get ready for an insightful course about taking action, not just promising it. Reimagine what it means to be a designer and the power it holds to include and exclude people, communities, and society.

Module 1: You are the Designer
Reflect and discover what you know. Challenge your perspective like a designer and identify the skills you already have.

Module 2: You are the Researcher
Conduct research like a pro. User research can be conducted by anyone with good listening skills. Learn how to listen to your audience's problems and triumphs.

Module 3: You are the Impact
Make a splash and get proactive. We've talked about ways to improve your design and research skills. Discover concrete steps to put your new skills to use.

Module 4: You are the Advocate
Create a plan. Make sure you can show others what you have been working on. Discover and explore how to prioritize, set goals, and track your progress as an advocate.

Conclusion
Congratulations on finishing the course! The future is yours. To wrap up Incluversal: Design for Good, we reflect on what you've learned and what it means for your new ethical design advocate future.