Joanna Kwiatkowska
David Lamas
ABSTRACT
The article investigates two different ways of stimulating idea generation in the co-design process. In a quasi-experimental manner we compared effectiveness of structured and unstructured sources of inspiration. Based on the obtained data, we report on two idea-generation techniques: structured and unstructured, for stimulating group creativity. The article ends with a discussion regarding applicability of design cards and game-like cards in the ideation process.
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- (Un)structured sources of inspiration: comparing the effects of game-like cards and design cards on creativity in co-design process
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