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I added some ideas in at the end of the manifesto that I hope are creative and different from what was already listed. I agree that our manifesto is good but I think it can be condensed to avoid repetition. | I added some ideas in at the end of the manifesto that I hope are creative and different from what was already listed. I agree that our manifesto is good but I think it can be condensed to avoid repetition. | ||
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| + | So we narrowed it down to ten (like the assignment asked) but all ideas were beneficial and should be remembered. I put them into a separate document so here is the link: | ||
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| + | I like TAXI's mantra of "Doubt the conventional. Create the exceptional." Maybe another way to say this...on second thought, this isn't really a manifesto point but more like a goal...not a procedure. Something to think about at least. | ||
Current revision as of 22:16, 4 March 2008
Spitz
I think the manifesto is good and I am not going to edit it directly, but I think we should brainstorm some ideas to tweak it. As it stands, it is pretty much the same as IDEO's;however, is that what we really want? Making things visual is a key part of the manifesto but we have limitations unless we plan on bringing outside materials into class. Using the white boards may not be enough. I think we could add trust your peers to the manifesto. This is a part of respecting other people's ideas. In order to believe in someone's ideas, it is essential to respect where taht idea is coming from and that takes trust.
Dancepants
I added some ideas in at the end of the manifesto that I hope are creative and different from what was already listed. I agree that our manifesto is good but I think it can be condensed to avoid repetition.
Babbles
So we narrowed it down to ten (like the assignment asked) but all ideas were beneficial and should be remembered. I put them into a separate document so here is the link: Manifesto Options
I like TAXI's mantra of "Doubt the conventional. Create the exceptional." Maybe another way to say this...on second thought, this isn't really a manifesto point but more like a goal...not a procedure. Something to think about at least.
