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What you can learn from history about innovating during a crisis

Board of Innovation

The companies that grew the most during the 2008 financial crisis were those that invested in innovation. The post What you can learn from history about innovating during a crisis appeared first on Board of Innovation. Here are some of our suggestions for your strategy based on information from previous crises.

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The Creativity Crisis: It’s Getting Worse

Idea to Value

This approach stifles natural curiosities, the joy of learning, and exploring topics that might lead to their passions. Because teachers have been compelled to depend on rote lecturing, students have few opportunities for group work or discussions to learn and collaborate with others. Narrowing visions. Narrowing minds.

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Creating 21st Century Transformational Learning

Innovation Excellence

GUEST POST from Janet Sernack I was privileged to attend one of the first Theory U; Presencing Leadership for Profound Innovation and Change Workshops presented by the Sloane School of Management, in Boston in 2008. This means that I have … Continue reading →

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Know Your Emerging Trends

IdeaScale

It’s changing our world: in 2008, more things were connected to the internet than there are people on the planet. To learn more about emerging trends and how they might impact you, download our infographic on the subject. The post Know Your Emerging Trends appeared first on IdeaScale.

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Working/Learning Carnival--September 2008 Edition

Boxes and Arrows

I got some great posts for September's version of the Working/Learning Carniva l. Between getting myself ready for this week's Leadership Retreat and the Brandon Hall Innovations in Learning Conference next week, plus taking care of all the work that won't get done while I'm gone, I'm in a serious time crunch.

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VUCA is a matter of perspective

Jeffrey Phillips

Not too many people seem to remember the stock market crash of 2008, but of course that was a decade ago. A learned scholar would note that there's not a lot of difference between these words. The market crashed in 2008 and reached the same point as the top of the market a few years later.

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IDEA 2008

Boxes and Arrows

How do people learn new technology? By subconsciously learning the language of interaction and applying that language when learning something new. Interaction Designer at Ziba Design surveys everyday objects out there now to spot patterns and trends in what people are learning from devices and products. Download.