By Andrew Lang, Oral Roberts University This blog post is dedicated to Jean-Claude Bradley who is dearly missed [1, 2]. In 2007, I began investigating how to use Multi User Virtual Environments (MUVEs) such as Second Life for research and … Continue reading
Rob Asghar suggests that money ruins creativity. “If you can’t stretch a dollar, you can’t stretch your imagination,” he says. Maybe “Necessity is the mother of invention” might be more than just a homily. Living in conditions where there’s not much lack is not a bad thing. Unless it’s a lack of creativity.
Continue readingBy Kyle Dahlem, Executive Director, DaVinci Institute Consider these questions What foresight has gone into educational decisions, legislative action when considering the role of cultural/economic influences? These are not necessarily new questions but ones that are being asked more frequently. … Continue reading
By Kyle Dahlem, Executive Director, DaVinci Institute This isn’t the first time that I’ve focused my comments on the ever evolving . . . . . .you name it. And it won’t be my last. “It” is evolving, changing, morphing. … Continue reading
By Dr. Erik Guzik and Dr. Kathy Goff, cSchool, Creative Oklahoma Are you creative? Very few of us think we are. In fact, when many of us think about creativity, we often conjure up images of musicians, artists, and writers—the … Continue reading
by Doug Eaton, Director of International Sales, Kimray, Inc. The creativity movement around the world is capturing the imaginations of education, arts and business advocate groups around the world. Not many would be surprised about Education and the Arts. After … Continue reading
by Steven Harmon Wilson, Ph.D. The DaVinci Institute is a “creativity think tank” that, while enjoying the support of the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education and with board members representing many Oklahoma public and private colleges and universities, has focused its … Continue reading
Last week, we shared a post from Creating Passionate Users related to the application of learning theories. Another of their great posts – entitled Creativity on speed – suggests that breakthrough creativity is inspired by going really fast. They provide a few cool … Continue reading
by Dr. Kathy Goff, cSchool Program Director, Creative Oklahoma The Oklahoma Creative Communities Initiative is designed to identify and develop the creative capacities of a community for economic development and improved quality of life. This initiative focuses on locating and mobilizing … Continue reading
by Whitney Porch-Van Heuvelen, Assistant Professor of Design, Southern Nazarene University Teaching students to be creative in the classroom is easily attainable by setting three main goals: a) developing an environment where students build a solid graphic design foundation based … Continue reading
