Tina Seelig: Unlocking Creativity

Update: 2012-11-16

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(May 19, 2012) Tina Seelig explains how we look at creativity in a narrow way and how we need to look at imagination in a different light. She then presents her "Innovation Engine Model" to exemplify how creativity works.

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Tina Seelig: Unlocking Creativity

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Tina Seelig: Unlocking Creativity

Stanford University

Tina Seelig: Unlocking Creativity