Are you a problem solver who loves nothing better than seeing the system, program, or product you built actually solve the problem it was meant to solve? Then it’s time to demystify human-centered design.
Human-centered design is a practical process for designing systems, programs, and products to drive the outcomes you and your organization care about the most. It’s also a mindset that will change the way you approach your work.
Don’t be misled by the design reference — it’s a best practice that can be applied anywhere and by anyone, whether it’s to identify the right tech to support operations, develop a new program for those you serve, or even build new apps and websites.
In this course, we’ll start with the fundamental principles and rationale behind human-centered design, spend time with examples of nonprofits and social enterprises that have successfully leveraged human-centered design, learn the how-tos, and do a little practicing.
You’ll leave with next steps for applying human-centered design fundamentals to work at your organization.
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Members $125/Non-members $250
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Understand the essential mindsets and practices of human-centered design.
Learn the methods that lead to the right solution for the right problem.
Plan to build for feedback and evolution by measuring impact and determining next steps to improve.
For anyone who cares deeply about building systems, programs, or products for maximum impact, human-centered design is a fundamental skill and an essential mindset.
- Instructor Eve LacivitaPronouns: she/her
Founder
EBL Impact Strategies
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