The digital muse: HCI in support of creativity: "creativity and cognition" comes of age: towards a new discipline
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...Reflecting upon the 1993 inaugural Creativity & Cognition symposium, Candy and Hori [19] underlined the necessity to devote more attention to the examination and development of CSTs in order to benefit: “all people in any domain“ [19, p. 54]....
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...[19]—Shneiderman’s programmatic proposal may be seen as CHI 2019 Paper CHI 2019, May 4–9, 2019, Glasgow, Scotland, UK...
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...Reflecting upon the 1993 inaugural Creativity & Cognition symposium, Candy and Hori [19] underlined the necessity to devote more attention to the examination and development of CSTs in order to benefit: “all people in any domain“ [19, p....
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...The enhancement of creativity through technological support, as well as the development of a new discipline of creativity research and IT [19], should be attained by combining (at least) five research trajectories— refined theories, discussions of research methods, new software architecture, database management strategies and networking strategies, and improved user interfaces....
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...Supporting psychological creativity is not a luxury but a necessity in this context (Candy and Hori, 2003)....
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...Creativity is critical to invention, innovation, and social progress at both the individual and societal levels [9, 93]....
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...First, there are assertions that today’s knowledge workers can benefit from the use of software tools to enhance their creative strategies [9]....
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...Other researchers present strategies for developing creativity support tools (Candy and Hori, 2003; Jennings and Giaccardi, 2005) and suggest a need for developing comprehensive and appropriate evaluation methodologies that recognise such innovative possibilities (Jennings, 2000)....
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