The Design Sprint is a structured, time-constrained process that uses Design Thinking to reduce risk when bringing a new strategy or innovation to life. It fosters quick ideation, strategic decision-making, and rapid prototyping—and it’s particularly effective when exploring new integrations of AI in K12 education.
Across the span of three days, this sprint empowers teams to confront and conquer intricate challenges like, “how might we best prepare students for an AI-driven future?” by breaking them into actionable steps and digestible tasks.
Every Sprint revolves around a pivotal question that you’re trying to answer, and you’ll work collaboratively with the group of your peers to solve it.
This approach is anchored in Google’s Design Sprint framework that’s been strategically redefined for strategy design.
Align your team on a shared vision, gather insights, define challenges, and map your objectives.
Generate a range of potential strategies and select the most promising through a structured process.
Develop comprehensive action plans for chosen strategies, defining roles, resources, and solutions to potential challenges.
This process will have encouraged alignment among your team to make a meaningful impact in the education landscape.
You’ll emerge from this experience with a strategic initiative and the confidence to navigate AI with the human touch that will allow your students to engage more deeply.
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