Wednesday, 25 January 2017

INNOVATION DEFINITION- NEW AND IMPROVED THANKS TO CLASSMATES!

This was my process for learning from other students in my class.
I was surprised and amazing by the breadth and depth of ideas that came forward from the same base question- What is the definition of Innovation.

 After reading and considering each post, I jotted down idea that wasn't included (or fully explored) in my own definition.  This strategy stopped me from the going into the task of "word-smithing" to a deeper level discovery:  what are the important elements of innovation?  Then, after seeing all the ideas, I was able to pull out those ideas that I felt were the most important- the essential ingredients of innovation so that I could then weave the ideas into a definition.

My definition was still crazy-long, but at least at the end, I felt it was complete (see below).



My final product... a more thorough definition of innovation... thank you fellow students for getting game there!

Innovation:

Ideas, of either good or evil origin, that are conceived of need, reconsidered, adapted, further developed or intersected with other ideas so they can be applied as a solution to a pervasive problem, issue or concern.


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