On Creativity is an inspiring set of interviews of artists in different disciplines.
In this interview of Andrew Zuckerman, the photographer speaks to the creative process, yes, and on leadership and learning and the importance of "not knowing" and allowing yourself the opportunity to experiment and respond:
Hat tip to one of my favorite muses: SwissMiss
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Saturday, June 23, 2012
The Joy of Learning
Not only inspirational, but also a lovely example of addressing the affective domain when teaching the value of learning:
Thursday, June 7, 2012
File under "Less is More"
Or, "Just because we can doesn't mean we should."
“What lies in our power to do,
“What lies in our power to do,
lies in our power not to do.”
-Aristotle
Labels:
design,
Instructional Design,
quote,
sustainability
Saturday, June 2, 2012
Clay Shirky on Creativity
Clay Shirky says creativity is the ability to
produce valuable novelty. Different cultures and organizations will
define valuable novelty differently depending on the goal. An
organization or culture that knows its definition of valuable novelty will be best
able to identify creative opportunity and create the most effective
environment for fostering the creative process.
Labels:
creative process,
creativity,
Instructional Design
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