building creativity into research development
These agendas are based on 90 minute meetings in a Zoom platform. Provocation A great way to use a virtual event is for provocation. This type of meeting is to inspire people to redefine the challenge they’re tackling and to see it from a different perspective. Check out the tools section on provocation for more …
Hosting virtual meetings can be tricky. You need to overcome the typical teleconference slump (we find this video particularly funny and poignant). We like to keep participants moving and engaged throughout our meetings. This is possible in a virtual space. We accomplish it by changing the activities throughout the event. Our virtual events, typically called …
There are many scenarios in which you might consider a virtual meeting. There are times when you need to pull together a group of people and face-to-face presence is simply not possible. Virtual meetings are becoming a standard practice, but how do you make them interactive? How do you get people engaged while sitting behind …
Discover the Kirton Adaption-Innovation Inventory and FourSight, two behavioral assessments to help build academic teams.
How do we deliberately build creativity into the research development process? What tools and techniques can be used to bring together diverse groups of researchers in order to create novel, exciting research? How might we build a community of practice between all of the stakeholders driving innovative team science forward? We wanted to build a …
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