- Nana Watanabe talks about the necessity for social entrepreneurs to redefine success in order to act and make a difference/change. Do you agree with this as a necessity? If so, why?
- How does society -- profit-driven companies/businesses -- measure success? Do you think this should change?
- Was this your first experience/understanding of "collaborative consumption", or had you heard of the idea before this session? What are your thoughts/opinions about it - do you think it can really work? Are their successful examples in your society/community?
- Do you think our world, specifically the up-and-coming generations, has the capacity to change from consumers to sharers? What would this look like in the daily life-cycle in a community?
- What are the benefits of Human Centered Design? Do you foresee any possible problems or downfalls of this relationship-based system?
From the Live Webinar Session:
- Adam Selzer's live webinar emphasized the importance of learning the perspective of those you are trying to help through design. Can you think of a population that you would like to help improve through Human Centered Design? How might learning about the population and seeing the problem through their eyes change the way you might approach solving the problem?
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