Creative Ideas Research Articles

Pricing strategy for co-created products in platform-based consumer innovation

Consumer innovation, which is the participation of consumers (or users) in product research and development, has become increasingly popular in recent years. Simultaneously, large technological advances on the internet have provided a convenient channel for consumers to contribute creative ideas in co-creation activity, providing an opportunity to rebuild our business ecosystem. We focus on how the platform impacts the process of consumer innovation. In this paper, we consider a setting in which a platform enterprise, a producer, and a group of consumers jointly design and produce a co-created product. In the co-creation process, the platform collects consumers’ ideas, sets three different innovation standards (i.e., practicality-oriented innovation, novelty-oriented innovation, and mixed innovation), and then sells the integrated idea to the producer. We demonstrate that each of the three innovation standards has its own scope of application, and no one standard is strictly dominant. Furthermore, a consumer is more willing to purchase the product with the increase in the effort exerted by himself when participating in a co-creation activity. Finally, we find that government subsidies for the platform enterprise are not always high-efficient in terms of increasing social welfare.

Board Director Diversity and Corporate Innovation : A Library Research

Diversity among board members tends to foster a knowledge base for the company and encourage interaction between different knowledge and competencies. Diversity can also improve better performance such as creative and innovative ideas, as well as good problem solving. The purpose of this study is to understand the concept of board diversity on corporate innovation. The method used is an exploratory literature study of the results of previous research on board diversity and corporate innovation. The results from various sources show that the diversity of the board of directors in the company has a significant and insignificant effect on corporate innovation.

역사기반 창의적 성취 교육과정 모형 및 프로그램 개발

As interest in creativity as a future competency has increased globally, There has been a demand for educational models and programs to enhance creative achievement that can be applied in school settings. In this study, ‘H-CAM’, a history-based creative achievement model, was developed as a curriculum model that can enhance learners’ creative achievement, and a program was developed based on this model. H-CAM proceeds by discovering historical achievements based on historical facts, events, and phenomena and deriving new creative achievement ideas that fit the social and cultural environment. The creative education program based on H-CAM was developed in a total of five sessions: historical analysis, discovery of achievements in history, ideas through creative achievements in history, discovery and definition of problems, discussion, testing, and creative achievement stages. The validity of the model and program was proven through expert content validity, and the effectiveness of the program was proven through experimental research.

Embodiment of Parental Love Through the Medium of Wooden Matches in Expression Photography

This photographic work raises the theme of parental love through the medium of wooden matches in expression photography. This work focuses on life experiences, the daily activities of the creator while he was born and grew up full of love from his parents in Aceh. The theory of ideas that the creator uses in creating this work of Expression photography is in the form of Expression Photography, Composition, Semiotics and Lighting. This creation method also involves experimentation. The creative concepts and ideas displayed in this photo work are a reflection of the creator's daily life. The main object in making this work is a miniature person created from wooden matches. This work is inspired by the author's life story of the sincere love of his parents, as well as daily life activities that the author has experienced and felt. Rooted in a deep narrative of parental love, the project captures the essence of familial warmth and affection, depicting miniature wooden matchsticks involved in everyday activities as symbolic representations of the human experience. Each photo encapsulates a narrative of parental love and familial bonds, visually depicting moments of tenderness, joy and nurturing care. In "In Mother's Lap", "Happiness", "Dodaidi Swing", "Adab", and "Guardian", the creator visualizes the multifaceted nature of parental love, from caring for babies to guiding adolescence. These photos are a touching reminder of the eternal bond between parents and children, illustrating the profound impact that love and care can have on a child's development and well-being. Ultimately, through a blend of artistic expression and qualitative inquiry, the project “Parental Love through the Medium of Wooden Matching in Expressive Photography” transcends the realm of conventional photography, offering viewers a glimpse into the depth and richness of human relationships and experiences.

Integration of architecture and communication: a transversal learning methodology empowered by artificial intelligence tools

With the growing implementation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the architectural field, significant challenges arise in education with ethical and social connotations. In the context of Architecture and Communication degrees, AI emerges as an essential tool, especially in the initial stages of architectural design in exploring ideas and conceptualizing projects. This article addresses the complexity inherent in using AI in architecture, highlighting its fundamental contribution to improving visual representation through textual algorithms, and analyzes the relevance of communication as a scientific discipline. In this context, communication in architecture is directed towards advertising and the effective transmission of messages. The article presents a methodology focused on detecting didactic errors among architecture and communication students, thanks to multidisciplinary collaboration. In conclusion, it is highlighted that the appropriate use of AI can boost the generation of creative ideas, allowing students to direct them and complement them in technical aspects. This study highlights the importance of effectively integrating AI into academic training, highlighting its benefits in improving creativity and precision in architectural communication.

Ономастическое пространство произведений Расула Гамзатова

The article examines the onomastic space of poetry by the outstanding poet of the 20th century Rasul Gamzatov. This study reveals the role of proper names in the poet’s work, reflects the im-portance of onyms in the realization of the creative idea of the works, in reflecting the individual author’s picture of the world. The article classifies proper names according to semantic and struc-tural categories. The analysis of onyms is conducted and their place in the “core-periphery” sys-tem of the onomastic field is determined. In the onomastic space of the works of the author under study, it was possible to identify the following types of onyms that can be classified as paratextu-al: designation, title, epigraph, dedication. During the analysis of the onomastic space, it was es-tablished that proper names, both intertextual and paratextual, play an important and organic role in the stylistic system of the author’s texts, since, possessing a wealth of semantic connections, complex associations and connotations, contribute to the formation of the general imagery of Rasul Gamzatov’s works.

Pemanfaatan Aplikasi CorelDRAW Sebagai Media Pembelajaran Pada Siswa Jurusan Manajemen Mengenai Advertising Desain

The Corel Draw application as a learning medium aims to support students' creative spirit. The use of CorelDRAW is able to support student creativity by acting as a means for expressing creative ideas, as well as arousing curiosity so that students' creativity continues to develop while carrying out independent learning activities. Good for management students who use the CorelDRAW application as advertising design media (advertising promotion design). The Corel Draw application can be used as an indispensable medium for every student, both independently and for college assignments. The method used is a literature study by reviewing 11 journals and 2 theses that are most relevant to the research topic. CorelDRAW was chosen because it has tools for creating vector objects, drawing illustrations, manipulating bitmap images, giving effects, and creating and creating text. With these capabilities, CorelDRAW is considered a suitable medium for students to use to support creativity in their independent learning activities. The research results show that the use of CorelDRAW can increase student creativity. This is proven by the benefits students get after mastering the CorelDRAW application

Research-Based Educational Innovation In The Development of Excellent Madrasah

This research is motivated by the existence of competition for educational institutions that are not paid attention to, which is caused by the lack of innovation by the madrasah head in determining strategies to improve the quality of education, causing the low quality and achievements obtained by the educational institution itself. Thus, a quality madrasah is certainly a madrasah that is able to produce outputs that are in accordance with market needs that can compete in various competitive eras. This study aims to describe research-based madrasah innovations carried out by madrasah stakeholders for the advancement of education. To answer this research, researchers used a phenomenological qualitative approach, with a case study research type. Data collection techniques include indepth interview, observation and documentation, besides using 3 approaches to data validity, namely extended observation, increasing persistence and data triangulation. Based on the results of study showed the conclusion that MAN 2 Kudus Central Java has a Research-Based Madrasah Program Team which is tasked with enriching creative ideas and reflecting on creative ideas about research issues by involving teachers, and researcher partnering (university researchers), through madrasah forums researching innovations at the beginning of each new school year and evaluating creative ideas by its team as part of integrated success efforts, both at national and international levels. The implications of these activities are material implications, which include the realization of commercial research products such as malaria drugs that can be mass produced, while non-material implications include the interest of the community of education service users which is increasing every year.

FORMATION OF THE SUBJECT ENVIRONMENT IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS WITH THE USE OF MODERN ADDITIVE TECHNOLOGIES

The article outlines the principles of reformation of the subject-spatial environment in the New Ukrainian School based on the conceptual foundations of the Ministry of Education and Science. Modern pedagogy puts forward new requirements to educational centres, such as the creation of opportunities for flexible organization of learning. This process involves the formation of a multivariate subject environment for group and individual lessons fitted out with innovative furniture and equipment, various configurations of mobile learning spaces, and in general promotes the development of children’s teamwork skills motivating them to learn. The development of new models of student furniture based on the principles of versatility and multi-functionality is considered to be the most promising component of the future change of the subject environment. The article analyses the possibilities of designing furniture and equipment through the use of additive manufacturing technologies that are becoming more accessible to a wide range of consumers, while the production of such elements with the use of 3D printing opens up wide opportunities for designers and constructors. Other advantages of manufacturing of innovative furniture with the help of 3D printing include individual approach, creative ideas, short manufacturing period, and the possibility of equal use by all participants of the educational process owing to the principles of universal design. All of these principles can be realized using a combination of both traditional production and new technologies. Such furniture and equipment perfectly complement the educational subject environment and make it more technologically advanced, environmentally friendly, expressive and original. The rational consumption of natural resources, environmental impact, and recycling principles represent the environmental component of the manufacture of furniture and equipment for the educational environment, allowing the participants of the educational process of the New Ukrainian School to form a personality that acquires environmental literacy, a culture of environmental behaviour, and realizes the importance of caring for the environment for the sake of own life and health and lives of others. Keywords: education, school, subject environment, inclusion, additive technologies, 3D printing, universal design, ecology, recycling.

THE ROLE OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN ACTORS AND LISTENERS/SPECTATORS IN THE PROCESS OF THEATRICAL PRODUCTION ACTIVITY

In the article, the author examines the role of actors' communication with listeners/spectators in the process of theatrical production activities. The study is based on the analysis of various methodological approaches to the investigation of the determined process. It has been found that theater acts as a powerful tool for catharsis, allowing listeners/spectators to "release" from "negative" emotions and feel a kind of purification. The essence of the concept of "theatrical performance" is justified as a fully completed artistic work, which is created by the joint efforts of the director, actors, listeners/spectators, artist and other creative workers. It has been established that the main direct participants in the process of theater and stage activity are: actors — creators of stage images, who use various means to express the author's idea and influence the emotional state of listeners/spectators; listeners/spectators who not only perceive the information "presented" by the actors, but also interpret it in their own minds. It has been proven that the communication of actors with listeners/spectators in the process of theatrical and stage activity plays a decisive role in the realization of the artistic intention of the author's work, because it is not one-sided and has a dynamic dialogic interaction, the direction of which affects the thoughts, emotions and behavior of both actors and consumers of their creativity. The communication of actors with listeners/spectators in the process of theatrical and stage activities is described from the standpoint of using verbal and non-verbal means of conveying "true" information to them. The means of communication between actors and listeners/spectators in the process of the specified activity are divided into two types: verbal (language, intonation, tone of voice, pauses, logical accents, etc.) and non-verbal (mimicry, gestures, plastic, costumes, scenery, light, etc.). It has been established that non-verbal means of communication between actors and listeners/spectators, as a rule, complement and strengthen the "truthfulness" of information conveyed to them by verbal means. The dependence of the effectiveness of the actors' communication with listeners/spectators in the process of theatrical and stage activities on such main factors as: the author's desire to maximally adhere to his own "vision" of the creative idea of the artistic work during its implementation; the director's interpretation of the work of art, taking into account the individual staging style; acting skills, which is determined by their ability to create convincing stage images and easily convey the necessary information to listeners/spectators; artistic and aesthetic tastes and level of general and artistic culture of listeners/spectators, etc. It has been proven that increasing the effectiveness of actors' communication with listeners/spectators is a common task of all participants in the process of theatrical and stage activities.

ANTIN RUDNYTSKY'S OPERA "ANNA YAROSLAVNA — QUEEN OF FRANCE": COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE AMERICAN AND UKRAINIAN FORMATS OF PRODUCTION

The author devotes this research to the phenomenon of the creation by Antin Rudnytskyi's the opera "Anna Yaroslavna — Queen of France", having used historiographical and iconographical sources, its artistic productions in American and Ukrainian formats. The relevance and necessity of taking into account the historical national theme in general and the opera in particular in today's socio-cultural realities are outlined. The role and place of the Ukrainian diaspora in the preservation of national identification of cultural property and artistic heritage in the conditions of stay in different countries of the world is clarified. Attention is focused on returning to the treasury of national musical culture and unjustifiably forgotten names and works of Ukrainian emigrant artists, one of their bright representatives is rightfully considered the American composer of Galician origin Antin Rudnytskyi. The literary background of the opera is analyzed and systematized being based on the peculiarities of the historical, sociocultural development of Kyivan Rus and France at the end of the early Middle Ages; the prerequisites for creating an opera are outlined, emphasizing the main storylines in the development of its dramaturgy; the author studied memoirs, reviews and publications on its production in American and Ukrainian formats. The article describes the differences in living conditions, the way of existence of Kyivan Rus and France during the specified era, emphasizing the peculiarities of their contemporary culture, lifestyle, and traditions. Attention is drawn to the choice of the effective vector of Yaroslav the Wise's activity in politics, diplomacy, interstate family ties with the leading royal courts of Europe, which contributed to the highest development of Kyivan Rus at that time, strengthening the princely secular power. On the contrary, the author emphasized the modest position of medieval fragmented France in the geopolitical development of Europe with the subordination of secular royal power to the Pope. The motivation of Antin Rudnytskyi's appeal to historical themes and the prerequisites for writing the opera "Anna Yaroslavna - Queen of France" as a "heartfelt confession" of the emigrant Maestro is determined. Two storylines in opera drama are analyzed — social-historical and domestic-psychological, with arguments for their conceptual solution. The reasons for the concertstage format of the implementation of the opera by the forces of the Ukrainian diaspora in America and the impossibility of its further stage life in the country are clarified. The conceptual production of the work in the National Opera of Ukraine in the stage format, the reasons for the shortcomings of its mise-en-scène development in connection with errors in the director's analysis and the creative idea of the performance are studied. The necessity of a thorough approach to the interpretation of historical operas of national themes with the use of large-scale monumental mass scenes is proven. Prospects for further scientific research on the given topic in the conditions of modern possibilities of musical theater and achievements of director's opera practice are predicted

Evaluation of Senior High School Students’ Ability to Reading Chemistry Text

Science text reading activities can introduce students to understanding chemical concepts and practice reading skills. Reading skills play an important role in science education because they are related to student's cognitive and metacognitive abilities. This study aims to see how the ability to read texts and students' understanding of chemical concepts through texts. This research uses a mixed method design, embedded type. Quantitative data is obtained through survey results and qualitative data is obtained through interviews to strengthen the justification of quantitative data obtained. Participants in this study were 299 high school students in the cities of Malang and Batu. The research instrument is an instrument of reading chemistry text skills (r = 0.918) consisting of 3 chemistry texts and in each of them, there are 8 essay questions covering literal, interpretation, and application aspects. The profile of students' reading skills based on the results of surveys and interviews shows that most students' reading skills have not been able to understand the idea of chemical concepts correctly, have not been able to describe chemical terms in the text correctly, students' explanations of chemical concepts are at the structural level, and have not been able to provide creative ideas (arguments) for solutions to problems presented in the text. The implications of this study need to be explicit skills in reading chemistry texts to understand chemical concepts and be proficient in reading chemistry texts.

System‐failing creativity in health care

AbstractIntroductionHealth care professionals often generate novel solutions to solve problems during day‐to‐day patient care. However, less is known about generating novel and useful (i.e., creative) ideas in the face of health care system failure. System failures are high‐impact and increasingly frequent events in health care organizations, and front‐line professionals may have uniquely valuable expertise to address such occurrences.MethodsOur interdisciplinary team, blending expertise in health care management, economics, psychology, and clinical practice, reviewed the literature on creativity and system failures in health care to generate a conceptual model that describes this process. Drawing on appraisal theory, we iteratively refined the model by integrating various theories with key concepts of system failures, creativity, and health care worker's well‐being.ResultsThe SFC model provides a conceptualization of creativity from front‐line care professionals as it emerges in situations of failure or crisis. It describes the pathways by which professionals respond proactively to a systems failure with creative ideas to effectively address the situation and affect these workers' well‐being.ConclusionsOur conceptual model guides health care managers and leaders to use managerial practices to shape their systems and support creativity, especially when facing system failures. It introduces a framework for examining system‐failing creativity (SFC) and general creativity, aiming to improve health care quality, health care workers' well‐being, and organizational outcomes.

THE RELATIONSHIP OF EMPLOYEE EMPOWERMENT AND EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT: THE ROLE OF FLEXIBLE WORK ARRANGEMENTS AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT AS STIMULANTS

AbstractIn the creative industry, the relationship between employee empowerment and employee engagement has a very important role. Employees who feel empowered to contribute with creative ideas and participate in the decision-making process will feel more connected to the company's vision and values. The main aim of the research is to analyze the influence of employee empowerment, flexible work arrangements, and career development on employee engagement. The sample in this research consisted of 190 employees who worked in the creative industries in Indonesia who were determined using a convenience sampling approach. Data collection uses a questionnaire instrument which is then distributed online. Data analysis uses the SPSS application by displaying the results of data processing through validity and reliability tests, multiple regression analysis, coefficient of determination, and hypothesis testing. Based on the results of data analysis, it is stated that employee empowerment, flexible work arrangements, and career development have a positive and significant effect on employee engagement. The theoretical implications of the research explain that implementing policies and practices that support employees in terms of work flexibility and career development can significantly increase employee engagement and performance. Meanwhile, practically, organizations in the creative industries need to pay attention to the importance of creating a work environment that supports employee flexibility and career growth. This can be done through implementing policies that allow remote work, flexible work schedules, and support for skills and career development

Pelatihan Dan Pendampingan Pembuatan Media APE Dari Kardus Bekas Pada Guru RA Darussalam

Education today has increasing challenges due to the rapid development of technology and access by kindergarten children. Interest in digital media is higher than the learning process in the classroom which is monotonous or less interesting than digital media. So there is a need to reform the learning process by creating a pleasant learning atmosphere, namely teachers need to have creativity and innovation in building an active learning atmosphere. Efforts that can be made by teachers are to direct the learning process to play with the media of educational game tools by using used items such as cardboard. However, teachers at RA Darussalam have not implemented it. The purpose of this community service is to motivate and provide innovation to teachers in making APE media using used goods, namely cardboard. This research was conducted through community service research methods. The result of this service is to provide teachers with motivation and innovation and provide creative ideas in making APE media without high costs, namely through the use of used barracks around such as cardboard.

Collaborative digital game design and play to facilitate college students’ creativity development

ABSTRACT This study aimed to investigate how digital games affected college students’ creativity development. A sample of 60 college students participated in the digital game design and play instruction, grounded in the playful constructivism theory. The data incorporated the students’ pre- and post-creativity scores in game design, the first and final versions of game design, and the students’ responses to the open-ended questionnaire. The findings revealed that the students’ creativity was developed after digital game design and play instruction, facilitated by three key creative learning processes, including collaborative digital game design, digital game-playing for providing peer feedback, and redesign of the games after receiving peer feedback. These collaborative processes encouraged the students’ role-reversal between designers and players, enabling the students to provide and receive peer feedback for the exchange of creative ideas. Through reflecting on received peer feedback, the students refined their initial ideas and tailored their reflections to redesign the games for the target learners, thereby cultivating their creativity in educational digital game design. This study suggests collaborative digital game design and play instruction is an effective strategy to facilitate college students’ creativity development.

Upaya Meningkatkan Minat Belajar Kimia Peserta Didik Melalui Kemampuan Kreatif Dan Inovatif Pendidik

The Merdeka Curriculum focuses on basic material, character development and competency. The independent curriculum provides the opportunity for classes XI and XII to choose subjects according to their preferred interests. Based on interviews and observations conducted at SMAN 14 Semarang, it is known that chemistry is the least popular subject because it is the first subject with the lowest number of voters. Therefore, efforts that can increase student interest need to be made. The aim of this research is to conduct an analysis of the efforts made to increase students' interest in learning chemistry. The method used in this research is descriptive qualitative. The research results show that innovative and creative teachers have an impact on students' interest in learning chemistry. innovative and creative teachers can use various creative ideas in learning, such as choosing learning approaches, learning media, and creating a pleasant classroom atmosphere.

Sustainable and eco-friendly 3D printing filament fabricated from different recycled solid wastes and evaluate its impact on interior and furniture design

A designer's work is based on creativity, innovation, and fresh ideas therefore, they are constantly searching for creative designs, especially when it comes to furniture and internal design. Meanwhile, innovative materials and ideas are actively sought after by designers for usage in furniture and interior design. In this scope, our study explores the practical implications of using date palm fronds and plastic waste from drinking water bottle to create a composite with varying loadings of date palm frond nanoparticles (DPFNP) at 10, 20, and 30 wt % and its applications on furniture design. A desktop extruder was used to form the composites into filaments, which were subsequently used to create 3D-printed specimens. The impact of adding (DPFNP) on the composite's mechanical, thermal, and chemical properties was assessed. Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) drinking water bottle waste, and filament composites presented similar FTIR spectra; however, filament composites presented increased thermal stability and mechanical strength. The filament with 10 wt% DPFNP has been effectively printed with a 3D printer, demonstrating the practicality of employing the developed filaments and perhaps encouraging new uses in furniture and interior design. As a result, employing DPFNP in the recycled PET (RPET) matrix offers a cheap substitute for making filaments. It could increase the use of 3D printing in furniture and interior design by using more environmentally friendly materials. This result will be considered the first phase of future research investigation on a full-scale furniture prototype, examining its physical, thermal, and mechanical properties.

자연 이미지를 활용한 헤어디자인 제안 연구

In October 2022, the National Human Rights Commission of Korea confirmed that school regulations regarding hair length infringe upon students’ rights. Back in 1982, the Ministry of Education introduced ‘Hairdo Freedom’. Since then, the regulations have been adjusted in response to social changes. Nonetheless, witnessing such regulations being lifted remains exceptional. In fact, there have been various discussions regarding regulations for employees as well as students. These changes indicate that our society has transitioned from an era of ‘respect for human rights’ to an era of ‘respect for individuality’. The respect for individuality forms the foundation for the ground for the growth of beauty industry. This necessitates a high level of professionalism in each field because consumers seek out experts who can distinguish themselves with unique styling skills and expertise. Consequently, beauty corporations have strived to introduce new styles on a quarterly or annual basis, while small businesses have also been releasing their own styles. In this new era of information and communications technology (ICT), consumers access information about these experts through their mobile devices. Therefore, it is the right time to develop new and creative ideas to effectively respond to such changes. Throughout the extensive history of art, nature has served as a focal point for aesthetic inspiration. In fact, it holds great symbolic significance as an art motif in design because it offers a wealth of unique images that can inspire people to create imaginative artworks. These days, the trend-sensitive beauty industry has experienced an increase in demand for distinctive and creative designs. Given these circumstances, it seems that nature could serve as a creative and distinctive source of inspiration. Therefore, this study proposes practical hairstyles inspired by such natural images.

Aspects Regarding the Conceptual Optimization of Design and Prototyping Manufacturing

Every product initially starts with a creative idea, more or less feasible, or a patented idea transformed into a finished product. This idea takes shape through a market research study. These studies of analysis and needs present technological opportunities while outlining step by step the concept-prototype version. Thus, based on computerassisted simulations, the prototype is once again subjected to a systemic analysis to define and optimize the final product, as well as the technological flow associated with the entire manufacturing process applied to the concept. The paper proposes a synthesis analysis regarding innovative conceptual design, also presenting a case study applied to a product that involves a new concept in the market, specifically a decorative element, an ornament for doors (shield), so that the door handle matches the door's style