
UdemyThis short micromodule from Nordic Rebels breaks design thinking down into practical, digestible pieces. Rather than treating it as an abstract discipline, it walks through concrete frameworks — including IDEO's human-centered approach and the double diamond model — and shows how the "design process squiggle" can be used to make sense of the messy, non-linear reality of creative work.
It suits anyone new to design thinking who wants a grounded introduction rather than jargon. Because Nordic Rebels builds its courses around real challenges and blends video, podcast-style content, and case studies, it's a good fit for learners who prefer seeing ideas applied rather than just defined.
This micromodule delves into the dynamic world of design thinking, using real-world examples to break down complex frameworks and emphasize simplicity in the creative process. Through engaging videos and practical case studies, we explore the evolution of design thinking models, from IDEO’s human-centered approach to the double diamond and beyond. You will learn how to navigate creative uncertainty using the design process squiggle, gaining valuable insights into how these models can be applied to real-life challenges. This micromodule equips you with the tools to embrace both the chaos and clarity inherent in design thinking.
At its core, Nordic Rebels is:
Challenge-based: Experience hands on learning based on real world challenges ranging from tackling the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to planning for a future of space exploration
Transdisciplinary: Break out of your silos and traditional disciplines. Combine expertise from the worlds of business, design, engineering, entrepreneurship and beyond!
Blended: Blend traditional learning with online episodes, podcasts and even emerging tech like VR! We blend disciplines, technology and spaces to ensure a rich learning environment.
We’re a diverse, multicultural, multidisciplinary, Danish Design Award winning team of experts from strategic design, design education, audio and graphic design, service design, art, video production and even the restaurant industry.
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