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The document discusses the co-evolution of problems and solutions in digital media design for museums, referencing various academic works on rational problem solving and wicked problems. It highlights key texts and theories that inform the understanding of design challenges and the creativity involved in resolving them. The author, Marco Mason, presents his insights from the MuseumNext 2014 International Conference.
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