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MARIA ROSARIA GISMONDI Design Thinking online course Stanford University Prototyping and Testing August 2013

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Page 1: Prototyping

MARIA ROSARIA GISMONDI

Design Thinking online course

Stanford University

Prototyping and Testing

August 2013

Page 2: Prototyping

Problem statement

• Elena has a degree in Philosophy and Social Services. She cannot find a job in her field because she lives on a small island. The economical crisis in Greece makes it impossible to find a job. She owns a family business in tourism and presently she is working there. She is trying to find a way to access the job she likes.

Page 3: Prototyping

Prototype n. 1How to become a social entrepreneur

Elena’s island and surrounding area. How to combine her skills with her present job?Making connections with surrounding countries and mainland.How? To do what?

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What and How?

DocumentationAddressing the European Union for opportunities and funding. Searching

on the net for similar experiences:

http://ec.europa.eu/employment_social/equal/products/sup/pro-116-1_en.pdf

ContactsContacts with local, national and international instituions to improve

transport to/from the island

AgreementsAgreement with associations and cooperatives of those areas to develop

sustainable tourism for disabled and disadvantaged people

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Becoming a member of hotel fanchising «Le Mat»

• How to become an affiliate of the Hotel network• The AFFILIATO LE MAT (THE AFFILIATE LE MAT) mainly will regard • hotels to be established step by step .A Le Mat establishment is run by a

democratic organisation founded on • the active participation of its workers: it is welcoming, clean, provided • with comfortable beds, attentive to the requirements of visitors with • special needs, and sensitive to ecological and solidarity topics. • The mark is obtained after a visit on the part of the association to • assess the features of the establishment and perhaps suggest the • improvements needed to become AMICO LE MAT (THE FRIEND LE • MAT). Le Mat also ensures a follow-up visit at least once a year. If • necessary, it proposes a short training or consultancy course (to be • paid for).

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Prototype n. 2

• How to transform a b&b hotel and annexed clothes shop in a «social hotel» where to host disabled and disadvantaged people and offer them psychological support, accommodation and leisure

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The old premises

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The new «Rainbow» social hotel

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New activities

Councelling Medical support

Sailing courses Conferences swimming courses

Accommodation Films Sports

Play beach activities trips

Theatre lab Art lab IT lab

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New spaces

Restaurant Playground Recreation area

Social club Theatre room The beach

The boats The town The olive tree grove

The archeological sites The honey making farms

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New job opportunities

Teachers Psychologists Doctors

Nurses Hotel workers Waiters

Cooks Maintenance Entertainers

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New contacts• Foreign institutions Schools

• Social Services Organizations

• European Union Offices Hospitals

• Health facilities

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Testing and feedback

• The stakeholder, Elena has shown great interest in the prototype but she is perplexed because she is afraid that a social hotel could be considered a sort of ghetto for people in need.

• So she would like to find a way to address her new activity to all types of tourists……..

• ………..this means that we have to start ideating again…..