Creative Acts For Curious People: How to Think, Create, and Lead in Unconventional W

Con ejemplos para utilizarlo en el día a día. Gran herramienta para ejercitar la creatividad en equipos de diseño.

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The Stanford d.school may now be thought to be the crucible of creativity. Many of Silicon Valley's great ideas grew from seeds germinated in this program. This book is a treasure trove of practical wisdom and practice. Sarah Stein Greenberg has assembled a collection of strategies, games, exercises, mind-melts, and how-to's that can be used not only by designers and software engineers but also elementary school teachers, and retirees. The book itself is a thing of beauty, ingenuity and visual delight. Each of the 80 chapters is a practice, game or idea that is a stand alone.. But the sum total is a philosophy for approaching the creation of anything, including lifestyle changes that we can all benefit from. She does a wonderful thing by giving credit for each chapter to people who may have originated the idea or who became its steward. This reminds us that the creative process is a community activity and that we are all in this together. It's a brilliant gift for anyone. I really love this book.

It's truely an immense experience to learn good things from this book . It opens up our mind. Thanks to author . Loved this book .

An amazing series of activities for those who believe in genuine human-centered design mindsets.As a Higher Education teacher trainer, I have tested 7 and will continue to explore and adapt, again and again, always with great pleasure.The book also provides explanations, tips and very useful advice from Stanford d.school experts.It really goes beyond design standards, it takes the reader on an enchanting trip from ideas to unconventional actions.