We are the creative industries and we believe that our leading creative minds are able to step up and tackle a crisis where conventional thinking has failed. To not only think smart, but act fast. ...
We are the creative industries and we believe that our leading creative minds are able to step up and tackle a crisis where conventional thinking has failed. To not only think smart, but act fast.
The inaugural NRBLB innovation challenge in 2011 asked top design and innovation companies to respond to the creativity crisis in education. In 7 days, they delivered over 300 concepts from 150 teams globally.
The top 3 ideas were picked by a judging panel led by Sir Ken Robinson, Lee Clow, Yves Behar, and Daniel Pink.
1 of the ideas received seed funding and is in pre-production.
See the case study here - https://vimeo.com/32190537
hweetmanJust came across this on FastCompany. The gist of the plan is both intriguing and ambiguous. For those of us who are working 'in the trenches' with the youngsters in the public school systems there is a need to embrace these endeavors. Unfortunately the slideshow does not really offer a 'task list' for our group. I am currently working with a local high school both to market the school as one might market a business AND to bring innovation and creative educational methods to the school to increase community and corporate interest in preparing these kids for their, and our, future. Love the premise of this plan, but please let us know how it can filter down to those who could truly benefit!!! Thanks for your interest.2 years ago
Esther O Neill
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/8283748/ 2 years ago