Increasing efficiency and effectiveness of creative processes by computer-aided interaction

Kurt Gaubinger, Michael Haller, Susann Hahnwald, Florian Perteneder

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Abstract

In practice, most creativity techniques are still performed with “traditional” tools, such as pen and paper, whiteboards and flipcharts. Due to developments in the field of computeraided interaction techniques, the question arises whether a more specific use of such techniques increases the efficiency and effectiveness of creative processes or foster creativity. To gain further insight, a research team evaluated the performance of the creativity method Systematic Integration of Solution elements using an experimental research design. Thereby both "classic" (paper and pencil) and "digital" (digital creativity lab) conditions were applied in the context of idea generation workshops.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationTagungsband des 7. Forschungsforums der Österreichischen Fachhochschulen
PublisherWissenschaftlicher Verlag Berlin Olaf Gaudig & Peter Veit GbR
Pages81-90
ISBN (Print)978-3-86573-709-0
Publication statusPublished - 2013
Event7. Forschungsforums der Österreichischen Fachhochschulen - Dornbirn, Austria
Duration: 3 Apr 20134 Apr 2013

Conference

Conference7. Forschungsforums der Österreichischen Fachhochschulen
Country/TerritoryAustria
CityDornbirn
Period03.04.201304.04.2013

Keywords

  • creativity
  • SIL
  • front end of innovation
  • digital creativity

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