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Thinking about educational technology and creativity
J. Michael Spector
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Can style be creative?: An exploratory essay
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Embracing the danger: Accepting the implications of innovation
Jason K. McDonald
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Promoting creativity through assessment: A formative computer-assisted assessment tool for teachers
David H Cropley, Arthur J. Cropley
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Preparations for the new: Reaching and teaching creativity with adaptive technologies
Garrett Jaeger
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Beyond content to creativity: A life-changing MOOC course
Jody Lawrence, Brad Hokanson
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A design case of the T.E.C.H. playground: Decisions and challenges in creating a space/place to transform education through creative habits
Susan Stansberry
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Educational technology points of inflection: A tool for flipping the classroom: Ayamel in action
Michael D. Bush
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Cathleen Norris, Elliot Soloway
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