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The Design Thinker aims to bring together a collection of useful resources that may inspire, engage, challenge and assist students in their journey towards a better understanding of design thinking and social change. The Design Thinker encourages collaboration between individuals that share a common interest in complex problem solving methods, critical thinking, creativity and design and as such offers easy access to articles, videos, blogs, links, books, workshops, templates and readings to students.

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