Often one of the main barriers to solving a problem is an inability to see the problem in a way that is likely to spark solutions. A source I return to again and again to […]
For creative problem solving, bust these 6 perceptual blocks Continue Reading »
In case you haven’t noticed, “innovation” is all the rage these days. Indeed, it may have edged out “creativity,” though it’s a close call. I don’t know about you, but for my part, I am
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[tweetmeme] I recently finished reading Peter Miller’s The Smart Swarm, and I highly recommend it. In it, Miller provides a fascinating overview of how various types of animals – ants, honeybees, termites, sparrows – tackle
10 Lessons from the Swarm Continue Reading »
Somewhere along the way I began to write less about games here on Mission to Learn, but my interest in them as an approach to learning has never faded, and after seeing the Jane McGonigal
Can you learn to save the world by playing games? Continue Reading »
