The first post in this series (available here) gave a very quick, and probably superficial, introduction to what C-K Theory claims to be and to do. Now, we need to look at some established problem-solving methods to see how C-K Theory stands up. Creative Problem-Solving : CPS is well established. The method suggests that people [...]
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C-K Theory, CPS and TRIZ #2 – What Are the Benchmarks? (part 1)
Posted in facilitation, innovation approaches, tagged C-K Theory, CPS, creative problem-solving, creativity, design theory, facilitation, innovation, problem-solving methods, the aha moment on April 21, 2011 | 3 Comments »
The “d’oh!” moment
Posted in facilitation, tagged facilitation, organisational learning, the aha moment, training games on January 24, 2011 | 2 Comments »
There seem to be a number of myths about learning: that it’s fun, that it comes naturally, that once you learn something you never forget it (like learning to ride a bike), that it’s gratifying - its own reward. The truth is, learning is hell, (which was the alternative title for this post). We often [...]