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CREATIVITY (???) AND E-BUSINESS

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With emergent technology and new consumerbehaviors driving the marketplace, CIOs and otherbusiness leaders are recognizing the increasing need forinnovation to support growth. Disruption has become aresonant buzz word, but is it possible to truly invent orinnovate at all?

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Plan for upcoming seminars

• Creativity and brainstorming session

• What is design thinking?

• design thinking workshop (by Stanford d.school)

• What is business model canvas?

• Business model patterns (using business modelcanvas)

• Canvas presentation by guest speaker

• Business model canvas workshop

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What is SIX THINKING HATS method?

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PROBLEM: STUDENTS ARE TALKING WHILE TEACHER IS TALKING

White hat – factual (state the facts)

* Students are talking while the teacher is talking

* There is noise and therefore other students are distracted and

can’t hear the teacher

* Students don’t know what to do once instructions are given

Red Hat – emotional (state the emotions)

* The teacher feels offended

* Students become frustrated because they can’t hear directions

* Those talking enjoy joking around and being heard.

Black Hat – critical (negative aspects)

* Time is wasted

* Learning is compromised

* Those speaking feel that listeners do not respect them and do

not wish to hear what they are saying

* irritable

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Yellow hat – positive (positive aspects)

* Everyone is able to say what is on their minds

* It can be fun

* Not only the ‘smart kids’ get to speak

* One doesn’t have to wait to share their ideas and therefore risk forgetting

information

Green hat – creative (creative ideas that originate as a result of seeing

information in a new light)

* Teacher will be more aware about the amount of time they spend talking

* Teacher will try to incorporate interaction from a variety of different students

rather than just the ‘smart kids’

* Students will take into account whether their comment will interfere with other

people's learning

Blue hat – process control (ensure each hat gets used effectively/the big

picture)

* Teacher learns that they need to monitor the amount of time that they spend

talking within the classroom

* Teacher needs to involve all students within discussions

* Students realize that their talking makes the speaker feel unappreciated and

disrespected

* Students realize that talking out of time demonstrates a lack of self-discipline

and that not all comments require sharing

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Assignment: part #1

5 MINUTES

IN GROUPS OF 5-6

DISCUSS AND DEFINE THE MAIN PROBLEM OF THISDOCUMENTARY

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Assignment: part #2

• Discuss the problem using 6 thinking hats method

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EVERYTHING IS A REMIX

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=coGpmA4saEk

Exploring creativity of the world where everything is a remix