Design Sprint School

Decided to find a Design Sprint course to build upon the foundational reading/bootcamp ai'd already covered and a desire to expand my facilitation knowledge and toolkit. This price was very affordable compared to some of the other courses I looked at... Read More and one week in and I was not expecting the depth and richness of content. Everything flows well and is easy to understand and jargon free. The comprehensive history was a particular highlight and helped me recap and connect the dots between service design, product design, design thinking and Sprints. i was also surprised to see that you can choose your own journey and pick either a more service or product design tailored methodology. The balance of video and written content interspersed with activities feels about right so far.
 Looking forward to digging in and exploring more of the resources.

It is effortless to follow the program because it is well structure, and the theory and practice are well connected in a clear flow of activities. Each week has clearly described the object, and what you are going to learn, so you can move forward giving... Read More your best. It is giving me all the major important information about how the design sprint and service design are and how I can introduce them in my daily work. So, I am delighted with this online school. Good job, thank you so much. Andrea Giacomelli

recommended course for everyone involved into problem solving and solution design. concise, simple ,well explained, everything you need for design sprint understanding and facilitation, you're a CEO, product manager, designer or entrepreneur, enjoy this... Read More training.

I like the way the course is divided and I LOVED the historical review, it really helps to understand a lot of how everything ended as it is today.

I really like the approach from a person that is himself an entrepreneur and also someone that have helped... Read More many other startups and big companies.

Looking forward for the next weeks!

Alejandro.

Pros:
- revives the different tools and complementarity of them to create a new approach
- summarize a number of potential use for a series of tools

Cons:
- some unnecessary information
- limitation of access to information (stops at the end of the week. It... Read More conflicts with "your pace" approach)
- not clear what to deliver, if something, at the end of the 1st week

It has been really rewarding to go through this course. The content is broken into bite sized lengths, which makes it easier to progress through and stay motivated to complete. The assessments are also nicely aligned to the content and helps mirror a... Read More real design sprint challenge.

The structure of the content flows well. Each chapter/module is just the right length, with a good combination of video and reading -- very effective for understanding the concepts. The exercises are well-designed -- very clear, and very good practice... Read More for what you've just learned.

I took a long time to decide on a Design Sprint/ Design Thinking Course. I did a few free one's and read a few books on the subject but struggled to put everything together. The price ranges for theses courses varied al lot and this was one of the more... Read More affordable ones. I decided to since it was affordable even if it didn't meet my expectations I still would learn a few things.

I was blown away by the content, the toolbox and the Library. It puts everything in place with theory and practice. You also do a real life example of a Design Spring during the course. This allowed me to get some real practice. The other bonus is that the Course also covers two Sprint Methodologies which is great.

As for the content, I have learned a lot more than expected. If you need a solid course with a certification, this is it.

After looking at the various design programmes online I chose the Design Sprint School as it had the best balance of comprehensiveness and affordability. This was absolutely proven true: the content is good and presented well, the assignments were helpful,... Read More and the resources are great to have for future reference. I definitely recommend it for people new to design sprints or for those who are looking to brush up on the facilitation framework.

I like the course for being self-paced with a very comprehensible structure and varied content. It does use multiple media and it is fun to move thru the different chapters. The course is interspersed with practical exercises that help to process and... Read More absorb the content read.