Part 11: Designing and learning from your iteration
Welcome to Part 11 of the Practice of PDIA: Building Capability by Delivering Results Podcast series. This 12 part series, based on a video series used for our PDIA online course, will walk you through the PDIA or Problem Driven Iterative Adaptation approach to solving complex development problems. More than 1,500 development practitioners in 90 countries have used the PDIA approach.
We believe that the answers to complex problems do exist but they must emerge through active iteration, experimentation and learning. In today’s podcast, Professor Matt Andrews will discuss the PDIA principle of iteration.
Matt, can you share with our listeners how iteration can help build both legitimacy as well as functionality.
Could you walk us through the process of an iteration? What is it and how does it work?
Iteration is Research in Action.
Thanks Matt. Can you explain the process of designing the first iteration?
Designing your First Iteration.
Thank you for listening to Part 11 of the Practice of PDIA: Podcast series. Tune in to listen to Part 12 where we will discuss how we think about scale. To learn more about iteration in PDIA, download our toolkit at bsc.cid.harvard.edu.
