Category: Blog
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The Joy of Hosting Conversations in a Creative Sprint
CREAZEE Sprint 6 on Co-Design, Networked Thinking, and Visual Facilitation. With Massimo Curatella and Quinten Lockefeer The post The Joy of Hosting Conversations in a Creative Sprint appeared first on Massimo Curatella.
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Building confidence with deliberate practice, a CREAZEE Sprint with David Orban
With David Orban about polymathy, learning, failure, mistakes, zooming in-out, joy of living, building confidence, climate crisis, creativity and surprise. The post Building confidence with deliberate practice, a CREAZEE Sprint with David Orban appeared first on Massimo Curatella.
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Idea Curation, Visual Note-Taking, Conversational Explorations
Content curation, visualizing conversations in real-time (as in this case), collaboration, PKM and the role of AI in learning. A new video. The post Idea Curation, Visual Note-Taking, Conversational Explorations appeared first on Massimo Curatella.
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Human-Centred Design and Decision-Making Process Facilitation
Making decisions in large no-profit organizations benefits from structured facilitation. An interview with Antonella Pastore, designer, facilitator. The post Human-Centred Design and Decision-Making Process Facilitation appeared first on Massimo Curatella.
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Launching CREAZEE Sprint
In an informal conversation with a good friend, I explored creativity, songwriting, filmmaking, and how music can help people to be more hopeful. The post Launching CREAZEE Sprint appeared first on Massimo Curatella.
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ChatGPT for Creativity and Creation, Hands-On Review
I used several Artificial Intelligenecs write about how I recreated an Habitual Creativity Course and tested it. The post ChatGPT for Creativity and Creation, Hands-On Review appeared first on Massimo Curatella.
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ChatGPT is CREAZEE
Exchange between Massimo Curatella (bold) and ChatGPT. I was curious about developing my idea for a daily writing habit challenge course that I started in 2021. The post ChatGPT is CREAZEE appeared first on Massimo Curatella.
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Why is it interesting?
Hoarding information is different from building up knowledge. When we fall prey to information overload, we suffer from the failure of our attention filter. The post Why is it interesting? appeared first on Massimo Curatella.