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|content=Learning outcomes<br />1 Exploring creativity<br />1.1 Creating creativity<br />1.2 Influences on creativity<br />1.3 How can ICT support creativity?<br />1.4 What is creativity?<br />2 Creative communities and ICT<br />3 A knowledge-building community<br />3.1 Introduction<br />3.2 Case Study 1: Caswell's cockroaches<br />4 Collaborative creativity<br />4.1 Introduction<br />4.2 Case Study 2: A digital arts collaboration<br />5 A community of writers<br />5.1 Introduction<br />5.2 Case study 3: Menon poetry<br />6. One hundred possibilities<br />Next steps<br />References<br />Acknowledgements
|content=Learning outcomes<br />1 Exploring creativity<br />1.1 Creating creativity<br />1.2 Influences on creativity<br />1.3 How can ICT support creativity?<br />1.4 What is creativity?<br />2 Creative communities and ICT<br />3 A knowledge-building community<br />3.1 Introduction<br />3.2 Case Study 1: Caswell's cockroaches<br />4 Collaborative creativity<br />4.1 Introduction<br />4.2 Case Study 2: A digital arts collaboration<br />5 A community of writers<br />5.1 Introduction<br />5.2 Case study 3: Menon poetry<br />6. One hundred possibilities<br />Next steps<br />References<br />Acknowledgements
|strategy=This unit engages with the debates surrounding the term ‘creativity’ and explores ways in which ICT creates new opportunities for creativity and collaborative working.
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|Learning Objectives=After studying this unit you should be able to:<br />* engage in debates on different views of creativity and form a view on what creativity means;<br />* recognise the ways in which individuals can be creators and generators of new knowledge;<br />* explore ways in which ICT creates new opportunities for creative, collaborative activity.<br />
|Learning Objectives=After studying this unit you should be able to:<br />* engage in debates on different views of creativity and form a view on what creativity means;<br />* recognise the ways in which individuals can be creators and generators of new knowledge;<br />* explore ways in which ICT creates new opportunities for creative, collaborative activity.<br />
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About. Learning outcomes
1 Exploring creativity
1.1 Creating creativity
1.2 Influences on creativity
1.3 How can ICT support creativity?
1.4 What is creativity?
2 Creative communities and ICT
3 A knowledge-building community
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Case Study 1: Caswell's cockroaches
4 Collaborative creativity
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Case Study 2: A digital arts collaboration
5 A community of writers
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Case study 3: Menon poetry
6. One hundred possibilities
Next steps
References
Acknowledgements

Pedagogical content. This unit engages with the debates surrounding the term ‘creativity(tool)' and explores ways in which ICT(i) creates new opportunities for creativity and collaboration(ta) (edit)

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Title Creativity and ICT
Topic [[Topics/ICT|ICT]]
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[[Teaching Approaches/Collaboration|Collaboration]]

Learning Objectives

After studying this unit you should be able to:
* engage in debates on different views of creativity and form a view on what creativity means;
* recognise the ways in which individuals can be creators and generators of new knowledge;
* explore ways in which ICT creates new opportunities for creative, collaborative activity.

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