Archive for the ‘Education’ Category
Creativity In The Classroom
In January 2010, I was asked to teach as an Adjunct Professor at a local community college. My eyes glistened after I learned that I would be interacting with design students teaching them how to effectively design for the web.
My Assumptions
Students aspiring to reach a creative occupation surely have a heightened sense of creativity.
Since majority [...]
Simplicity in Creativity
I am back! I wanted to address all the previous comments from my last post. I know that it has been a while since you last heard from me. Consider it a sabbatical. On my previous post, Nessie had addressed a question that I thought would be great to turn into a new post.
I had [...]
Global Economy and its Stress on Creativity
I recently attended a global conference in Orlando Florida – held at the Disney Resort called Unstructured. At this conference many large Fortune 100 companies of the world came together in a discussion of business and its evolution for the future.
At this conference some of the highlights included:
A panelist discussion on Generation-Y and how to [...]
Rejection & The Voice In The Back Of Your Head
This post is going to require that I talk about myself first. I know that is a bit unusual for Invent Creativity, however the story is relevant to the discussion. Have you ever sat down to figure something out on the fly? As you start to think a sudden voice pops into your head and [...]
Invent Creativity’s New Addition
I wanted to graciously thank Mitesh for his kind introduction and for the readers who have been consistently supporting our creativity. I refer to this as ‘a work of art’. Before I do start, I would like to apologize for my delay in writing my first post.
As strange as it sounds, I have been [...]