Understanding the creative conversation: modeling to engagement
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Abstract
This workshop is aimed at describing the elusive creative process: addressing models and of creative practice, from art to craft, from dance to education. In particular, we wish to discuss creative models that are conversational: connect the creator and the consumer via the creative act or artifact. The goal is to foster creative collaboration across domains and address the practice and design of the creative act to bring new ideas for researchers and practitioners alike.
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October 2009
520 pages
ISBN:9781605588650
DOI:10.1145/1640233
- General Chair:
- Nick Bryan-Kinns,
- Program Chairs:
- Mark D. Gross,
- Hilary Johnson,
- Jack Ox,
- Ron Wakkary
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- SIGCAS: ACM Special Interest Group on Computers and Society
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