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Denise K. DeLuca PE – Biomimicry Basics
Original price was: $160.00.$44.00Current price is: $44.00.
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How To Innovate Using Nature’s Strategies
If you take this course, you will be able to:
- Describe what biomimicry is and how it relates to other forms of bio-inspired design
- Use the Biomimicry for Design methodology (the Biomimicry Design Spiral) for technical and non- technical design challenges
- Articulate why biomimicry is valuable for your organization
- Integrate biomimicry into your design process or innovation pathway
Content and Overview
The first part of the course is an overview of the what, why, and how of biomimicry and the Biomimicry Design Spiral.
The core of the course shows you how to use the 6 steps of Biomimicry Design Spiral: Identify, Translate, Discover, Abstract, Emulate, and Evaluate. Here you will learn how to apply biomimicry to real design challenges. You can work on your own challenge, or just follow along with the examples provided.
For each step in the spiral, you will:
- Learn how to execute the step
- See how the step is used in an example
- Receive tips I’ve picked up from years of working in the field
- Discover the unique benefits of using each step individually, so you can generate value from biomimicry even outside the spiral design process
You’re also given two additional examples to give you a good sense of how the Biomimicry Design Spiral can be used for both technical and non-technical applications.
The last section of the course covers where biomimicry fits in a design process or ‘innovation pathway’. We close the course with a practical look at how and where you can best bring the concepts and benefits of biomimicry into your organization.
GBCI approved for 4 CE | GBCI course number: 0920007277
ASID accepts GBCI as a Non-IDCEC Approved CEU, therefore, 4 GBCI CEs can amount to 4 IDCEC credit hours (or 0.4 CEU)
ILFI approved for 4 LFA hours (Living Future Accreditation)
Contact Denise for course package options that include personalized feedback, team discounts, and live project-based collaborative design sessions!
Your Instructor
Denise is Director of the fully online MA in Sustainable Design program for the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, where she has been teaching Biomimetic Design and Creative Leadership.
Denise is also co-founder of BCI: Biomimicry for Creative Innovation, a vibrant network of unique innovators, professional change agents, and design professionals with a shared passion for radically transforming businesses and organizations to be in harmony with nature. Denise focuses her efforts on catalyzing natural human capacity for creativity, effective collaboration, and break-through innovation.
Denise was previously Project Lead for SwedishBiomimetics 3000 and Outreach Director for The Biomimicry Institute.
Denise has presented/facilitated dozens of lectures and workshops in biomimicry, business inspired by nature, and leadership. Denise is also author of the book Re-Aligning with Nature.
Connect with Denise on LinkedIn and Twitter!
Course Curriculum
Biomimicry Basics
Course Overview
Course Overview (3:29)
WHAT: What is biomimicry all about?
What is biomimicry? (3:54)
Biomimicry vs. bio-inspired design? (3:16)
What are nature’s strategies? (1:31)
What does biomimicry look lke? (19:38)
Quiz: What is biomimicry?
Answer: What is biomimicry?
WHY: Why is biomimicry important?
Sustainability (2:20)
Innovation (7:46)
Biophilia (2:15)
Quiz: Why is biomimicry important?
Answer: Why is biomimicry important?
HOW: How is biomimicry applied to design challenges?
The Biomimicry Design Spiral (5:15)
Why a spiral? (4:35)
HOW-TO: The Biomimicry Design Spiral — The Identify Step
Identify: Instructions (2:43)
Identify: Design example (4:40)
Identify: Tips (6:07)
Identify: The power of this step (2:33)
Quiz: What is the goal of the Identify step?
Answer: What is the goal of the Identify step?
HOW-TO: The Biomimcry Design Spiral — The Translate Step
Translate: Instructions (1:33)
Translate: Design example (3:34)
Translate: Tips (5:04)
Translate: The power of this step (1:50)
Quiz: What is the importance of the Translate step?
Answer: What is the importance of the Translate step?
HOW-TO: The Biomimicry Design Spiral — The Discover Step
Discover: Instructions (1:56)
Discover: Sources (6:14)
Discover: Design example (5:54)
Discover: Tips (3:57)
Discover: The power of this step (2:22)
Quiz: Where can I discover nature’s strategies?
Answer: Where can I discover nature’s strategies?
HOW-TO: The Biomimicry Design Spiral — The Abstract Step
Abstract: Instructions (1:47)
Abstract: Design example (6:02)
Abstract: Tips (5:25)
Abstract: The power this step (1:52)
Quiz: The Abstract Step
Answer: The Abstract Step
HOW-TO: The Biomimicry Design Spiral — The Emulate Step
Emulate: Instructions (1:25)
Emulate: Design example (7:32)
Emulate: Tips (3:55)
Emulate: The power of this step (1:35)
Quiz: The Emulate Step
Answer: The Emulate Step
HOW-TO: Life’s Principles — Nature’s rules for sustainability
What are Life’s Principles? (4:34)
Earth’s Operating Conditions (4:44)
Life Adapts and Evolves (6:11)
Life Creates Conditions Conducive to Life (5:56)
Example: The Bullitt Center (5:08)
Quiz: What are Life’s Principles?
Answer: What are Life’s Principles?
HOW-TO: The Biomimicry Design Spiral — The Evaluate Step
Evaluate: Instructions (2:21)
Evaluate: Design example (5:39)
Evaluate: Tips (4:28)
Evaluate: The power of this step (2:05)
Quiz: The Evaluate Step
Answer: The Evaluate Step
EXAMPLE: Applying Biomimicry to a non-technical design challenge
Introduction and Identify (4:23)
Translate (4:58)
Discover (7:31)
Abstract and Emulate (4:58)
Evaluate (4:36)
EXAMPLE: Applying Biomimicry to a technical design challenge
Introduction and Identify (1:18)
Translate (3:21)
Discover (3:42)
Abstract (2:36)
Emulate (1:40)
Evaluate (5:01)
WHERE: Where does biomimicry fit in the innovation pathway?
The biomimetic innovation pathway (5:24)
Biomimicry in the “real world” (7:05)
Course Completion
Course Feedback
Certificate of Completion
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