Ideate and Prototype
In This Chapter:
• How to ideate
• Prototyping what you ideate
• Iteration checkpoint: test the prototype
In chapters 4 and 5 we explained how to gather perspective from the business and your learners, and then in chapter 6 we outlined typical constraints you need to verify and tactics for doing so. This chapter assumes you’re ready to start brainstorming and designing possible solutions (Figure 7-1).
Figure 7-1. The LXD Framework
How to Come Up With Great Ideas
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