An experience design toolkit for facilitating co-creation in a learning space and designing meaningful experiences for children in the Indian context.
2020
founder
Tanvi Jindal Shete
team
Aishwarya Narvekar & Simran Toor
role
design consultant for experience
design and design research
Creating tools for co-creation
Aishwarya and I facilitating a workshop
Children we collaborated with
Key Role
My role on this project as a part of the Design team at MuSo was working towards experience design for MuSo Discovery Lab and structuring, conducting any research or workshops required for the process.
One of the two designers on an interdisciplinary team of educators, architects and researchers. design research-led perspective and participatory approach to the process on the team through tools and methods for creative learning practices.
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Creation of tools and methods that non-designers could adapt to co-creation with children
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Graphic Design for the toolkit
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User testing
Target Audience
This toolkit is for anyone that is looking to design experiences, workshops or tools for children whilst involving them in the process. While the primary audience has been designers, educators, facilitators or researchers at Museum Of Solutions, we have found through user testing that it's useful to anybody outside the organisation too.
What This Toolkit Does
Through this toolkit, the user will embark on a fun journey as a designer, educator, facilitator or researcher to create experiences for children.
This toolkit was created to establish a design process for the Museum of Solutions to guide the multi-disciplinary team or navigate the process of creating experiential exhibits and learning journeys for children in the age group of 8-14 years of age.
The toolkit can be used in long format or short sprints. Toolkit for designing with the users - co-creation. Captured the design process to bring in stakeholders at various points making it more collaborative,
Telling A Story In Space With Children