ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

How to generate, capture, and collect ideas to realize creative projects.

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Mashup Frenzy!

2014-06-18

If you like to put together nice digital works, e.g., mashup books or t-shirts, this is the golden age. There are countless fonts, images, texts, programs, and print services available.
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Recommendation: Carl Sagan’s Pale Blue Dot

2014-06-14

Reverence to one of the most famous and ... inspiring photographs and speeches.
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Dreams

2014-06-09

A few thoughts on dreams, nightmares and lucid dreaming.
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Smarter Smart Watches

2014-04-15

A collection of ideas for smart watches that really deserve the name. Perhaps I should get a Pebble and program my own. But still, that leaves the hardware features I would like.
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Sometimes you have to first increase the distance to your goal to reach it

2014-04-12

Keep your eyes on the goal? Not necessarily. Sometimes backing up might just be the right thing to do. Ah, and chickens.
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Discussing University Teaching With Colleagues: Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting or Quality Circle?

2014-03-14

Short comment whether courses for academics to improve teaching are AA meetings or quality circles.
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Off-Topic: Some tips for taking part in an extreme run

2014-03-13

Looking back on the extreme run I did participate, I wrote down a couple of tips for taking part in this type of run. After all, it was the first time I did such a run.
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Reading Effortless in Bed with a Tablet and a Monitor Arm (Update)

2014-01-20

Some experiences and further improvements after using the iPad monitor arm over my bed for a while. Really useful! Also photos of me sleeping -- really.
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Why a Creative Present is Better than an Authentic Past

2014-01-18

Do you dream about living in the past? Why not live it in the present and use the best of both worlds? You are already doing part of it when you look back at the past from the present.
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Incredible Design Skills — and a terrible explanation for the iOS7 design

2013-10-22

And suddenly the icon design in iOS 7 makes perfect sense (great video).
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