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  • + Normative Normative 6 days ago
    Cristiano, that’s awesome! Glad we gave you some food for thought. If you’re interested, check out this video of an earlier iteration of the presentation back in April. http://www.vimeo.com/4125181

    Matthew

    http://slideshare.net/mmilan
  • + Cristiano.Siri Cristiano Siri 1 week ago
    really great presentation! You waked up some sleeping channel on my mind and opened new ones!
  • + Normative Normative 2 months ago
    Thanks! @michaeldila and I (he’s madzorro on slideshare) have been working really hard on it.

    Matthew
  • + debs deb schultz 2 months ago
    Well done!!!
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  1. INNOVATION PARKOUR
  2. @mmilan
  3. @normativedesign
  4. @michaeldila
  5. + +
  6. Today
  7. 1. Ramble about Innovation 2. Ramble about Parkour 3. Make some not-too-spurious connections 4. Talk about the seeds of a practice 5. Interview a practicing “innovation parkour-ist” 6. Five minutes of madness (co-creation)
  8. INNOVATION IS FUN
  9. BULLSHIT
  10. INNOVATION HURTS
  11. A LOT
  12. The premise of Innovation Parkour is the assertion that we can learn to innovate
  13. that we can get better at innovating by practicing it
  14. DUH.
  15. What is innovation?
  16. @skap5 Saul says: innovation creates a better way to deliver value.
  17. 3 MYTHS
  18. Innovation is expensive
  19. Innovation takes a long time
  20. Innovation can only be done by special kinds of people
  21. INSIGHT
  22. What is Parkour?
  23. FLOW
  24. DISCIPLINE
  25. NO OBSTACLES
  26. NO OBSTACLES
  27. USE OBSTACLES
  28. ‘There are no limits. There are plateaus, but you must not stay there, you must go beyond them. A man must constantly exceed his level.’ Bruce Lee
  29. INNOVATIONPARKOUR
  30. A PEDAGOGY FOR VOLITILITY
  31. INNOVATIONPARKOUR IS SOCIAL SOFTWARE
  32. YOU ARE THE CODE
  33. Man is born free, but everywhere he is in chains
  34. Routinized work produces efficient and predictable outcomes
  35. What happens when things become unpredictable?
  36. How likely is it that people will not panic in such circumstances?
  37. 2 STORIES
  38. PILOTS
  39. 1983AC143 The Gimli Glider
  40. 2009US1549
  41. How did this happen?
  42. Why didn’t Sully panic?
  43. “The training provides pilots with important technical skills -- they can practice flying crippled planes -- but it also teaches them something more important: how to draw on an optimal blend of reason and emotion. They learn how to ignore their fear when fear isn't useful and how to make quick, complicated decisions in the most fraught situations.”
  44. “Flight crews don't panic because they've practiced staying calm.”
  45. “He who handles the quickest rate of change survives”
  46. 60 Second MacGuffin
  47. http://www.dubberly.com/articles/what-is-interaction.html
  48. I thought Cybernetics was freezing dead people... with apologies to Paul Pangaro
  49. Is innovation a conversation with constraints?
  50. Parkour is not about running & climbing. PA U Parkour is about navigating uncertainty in real-time.
  51. How do we get there?
  52. How do we get there?
  53. How do we innovate?
  54. LADDER OF SKILLS
  55. Unconscious Incompetence Conscious Incompetence Conscious Competence Unconscious Competence
  56. What lies beyond Unconscious Competence?
  57. MASTERY
  58. PROPOSITION: Innovation favors the prepared mind
  59. The prepared mind allows us to navigate uncertainty
  60. Tennis drills are repetitive and relentless. They teach the body to think, so the mind can do strategy.
  61. There is nothing secret about yoga. The poses are well established across many styles. But it is a bottomless practice
  62. Each of these practices is about the synthesis of flow & repertoire
  63. A KINO- COGNITIVE MODEL
  64. flow+ repertoire= innovationinsight
  65. Innovation is cheap
  66. Innovation can be done quickly
  67. Innovation can only be done by anyone
  68. But we must practice
  69. How do you practice innovation?
  70. Beginning a practice
  71. THE UNFINISHED KERNEL
  72. VISUALIZATION
  73. PRACTICE SEEING
  74. COLLABORATION
  75. PRACTICE TRUST
  76. PARTICIPATION
  77. PRACTICE OPENNESS
  78. INNOVATION
  79. PRACTICE FREEDOM
  80. INNOVATIONPARKOUR
  81. A PRACTICE FOR GENERATING INSIGHT ON-DEMAND
  82. Prototyping in the wild
  83. Practice freedom by embracing obstacles
  84. 6 Teams 1 Hour 1 Experience Teach the Body to Think
  85. Tonight’s Special Guest: Dennis Schleicher Jr
  86. Tonight’s Musical Guest: You.
  87. The + + Future is Unfinished
  88. http://innovationparkour.com/ matthew@normativedesign.com michael@torchpartnership.com

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