How will we learn? Will education be truly democratised and globalised, with students unhindered by age, social or geographical boundaries?

Will educational systems become adaptive, with computers mapping skills, progress, cognition, and behaviour?

Will AI systems provide learning architects with learning preference, pathways, and connectivity?

This Product Innovation Bootcamp is a deep dive into the future of learning and aims to equip participant with the necessary skills in building products and services that could support the evolution and development of education.

Mental health disorders are among the leading causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide and could cost the global economy some $16 trillion by 2030. Today, an estimated 300 million people worldwide suffer from depression, while suicide is the second leading cause of death among young people.
But technology already has much to offer in terms of providing and improving access to better mental healthcare.
This Product Innovation Bootcamp aims to facilitate the understanding of the space, what are the limitations of current technologies and provide guidance for the creation of new products and services for improved mental states.

Inclusive cities value all people and their needs and contributions equally. They ensure all residents – including the urban working poor – have a representative voice in governance, planning, and budgeting processes.

During this Bootcamp, we will create frameworks for the integration of the conviviality concept in the design process, assessing current technologies for inclusion and creating new technological products from a diversity and inclusion perspective.

Who says that artists can't do business?

In this bootcamp, you'll learn to hone your research, brainstorming, and prototyping skills into creating a product that you can sell to a target audience.

Creating the product may be the most attractive part of the process for you, but it's not the only one. Learn the full-process that makes a product successful and get ready to welcome your first clients.

Learn how to evaluate the business value of an AI product. You'll start by building familiarity and fluency with common AI concepts. You'll then learn how to scope and build a data set, train a model, and evaluate its business impact. Finally, you'll learn how to ensure a product is successful by focusing on scalability, potential biases, and compliance. Along the way, you'll review case studies and examples to help you focus on how to define metrics to measure the business value for a proposed product.

Think strategically about the entirety of a product and become a better software engineer.
Our bootcamp will expose you to the latest in product development: based on current technology trends and marketplace demand from industry leaders. After graduating Craft Product School you'll be an expert in the technologies we teach, and adaptive enough to pick up new ones as trends change over time.

From an environmental and global justice perspective, degrowth advocates for a decrease in material and energy consumption in countries that have exceeded their ecological footprint allowance.

As opposed to innovation that tends to reduce limits to increases in production and consumption of products and services, the innovation for degrowth develops ways to reduce consumption and production volumes, decreasing the capacity to exploit resources.

AI continues to develop in ways that improve employers' recruiting and onboarding processes. AI products can now help write job descriptions. Others match candidates to jobs, allow candidates to schedule their own interviews, prepare offer letters and aide in the training process. Recruitment software products can even improve fairness and compliance with anti-discrimination laws.
What will be the future of work in an AI dominated landscape? How can we create new products and services for the recruitment industry, that not just automate repetitive tasks, but take into consideration the biases that humans are prone to and make sure they are not perpetuated with AI?

Design for Wellbeing is a perspective on life quality and wellbeing that goes beyond the traditional scope of assistive technology in the sense that it aims to help people make a transformation from an actual state of being to a desired state of being — regardless of their ability level.