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Revision as of 15:07, 11 March 2017

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We have see that entrepreneurs are creative and innovative. But what's the difference in these two characteristics?

Creativity can be thought of as enabling a person to think and unleash new ideas. Innovation on the other hand involves putting those ideas into practice, making the idea viable [1].

Being creative can be fun, but if you can't make an idea into reality your business is doomed to fail. "What is often lacking is not creativity in the idea-creating sense but innovation in the action-producing sense, i.e., putting ideas to work" [2]. At the same time if you don't generate new ideas you have no innovation either. Just remember that you need both.

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Required reading

Remember, don't skip readings they are an integral part of this course.

  1. Read this article on "Facilitating Creativity and Innovation" from Saylor.
    • The article ended with these "all encompassing lessons":
      • Innovation is the result of willful and serendipitous interconnections between the little ahas.
      • Innovation usually involves intellectual and technological maturity levels so that learning-by-doing is possible.
      • Innovation requires dialog, learning-about, encouragement, time, solitude, experimentation, construction, and some pressure, but not too much.
      • Learning-about, learning-by-doing using prototyping, and hard work are the keys to creativity and successful innovation.
  2. In your Learning Journal Blog, write briefly what each one of these lessons means to you.
  3. Write about 500 words in total.
  4. Remember to tag or label your post using the course code: IENT101 (This is needed to harvest a link to your blog post in the course feed.)
  5. BADGE INSTRUCTIONS TO BE ADDED




References

  1. ↑ Business insider
  2. ↑ Harvard Business Review
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