Design Thinking for Teaching Creativity in the University. A feasibility project

Keywords: Design Thinking, Creativity, Advertising, Project-based learning

Abstract

Design Thinking methodology focuses on analyzing something in order to implement changes or improvements. It is an innovation  process and, as such, a pattern of applied creativity. Many organizations of different kinds, including schools, have implemented this philosophy in their centers and have disseminated its methods. Its main characteristic is to foster new ways of thinking and to face problems, which is why we consider that this methodology can be useful in the classroom. With the aim of integrating Design Thinking into the teaching exercise of Advertising Creativity at the university level, we propose a feasibility proyect that involves the design of a didactic program and the analysis of its viability. Previously, we have studied the situation in which the teaching of Creativity is found in the branch of Communication Sciences. This study has given us indications of improvement in teaching and specific objectives that have been covered with the design of a teaching planning. The viability analysis has been favorable from the didactic, material, human and economic perspectives, which enables the possibility of its practical execution.

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Marta de Miguel Zamora

Doctora en Comunicación Audiovisual y Publicidad por la Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Experta en diseño y gestión de la imagen corporativa. Ejerce docencia como profesora asociada en diversas universidades desde hace más de ocho años. En el ámbito académico investiga en narrativas publicitarias y en el proceso de creación de la imagen de marca, áreas en las que ha publicado varios capítulos de libros en editoriales de prestigio.

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Published
2021-12-03
How to Cite
de Miguel Zamora M. (2021). Design Thinking for Teaching Creativity in the University. A feasibility project. Pensar la Publicidad. Revista Internacional de Investigaciones Publicitarias, 15(2), 277-287. https://doi.org/10.5209/pepu.77499
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