Divergent thinking is a way to generate ideas in a whole, non-sequential, quantitative and non-structured way. It's a way to get projects creatively underway (see David Allen, Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress Free Productivity).
This blogspace is a cobbling together of research strands and ideas in the development of concepts and benchmarks for the delivery of "Sculpture and Image" ART2925 course Jan - April 2014, Department of Visual Arts, University of Ottawa. It contains references and links for students in this class.
Divergent Thinking, what is it again?
A main concept introduced in intro class (Jan7) and again in class 2 (Jan14) is DIVERGENT thinking. This is related to mind mapping or even brain-storming.
Divergent thinking is a way to generate ideas in a whole, non-sequential, quantitative and non-structured way. It's a way to get projects creatively underway (see David Allen, Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress Free Productivity).
Divergent thinking is a way to generate ideas in a whole, non-sequential, quantitative and non-structured way. It's a way to get projects creatively underway (see David Allen, Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress Free Productivity).