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This document summarizes a seminar on teaching and coaching innovation through games and group discussions. The seminar introduced techniques for teaching students and practitioners innovation based on games and discussions. It was organized by John Bessant and Anna Trifilova from the Universities of Exeter and Leipzig, respectively. The document describes two potential training games for an "Open Innovation" course - one where managers take on different profiles to generate new ideas for a product, and another using straws to symbolize importing ideas from outside a company. Feedback highlighted that participants enjoyed learning through experience in a team environment that created new situations.
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