Inovasi dan Kreativitas

Innovation starts from:

• Imitating trends

• Internal competition

• Creativity

• Leadership orders

Creativity becomes innovation when:

• Published in the media

• Supported by sponsors

• Becomes a real solution

• Archived

The Wallas theory explains about:

• Spread of ideas

• Product testing

• Process of creating creative ideas

• Policy evaluation

The first stage of the Wallas theory is:

• Inkubation

• Verification

• Preparation

• Confirmation

The Rogers theory explains about:

• Learning theory

• Diffusion of innovation

• Artificial intelligence

• National curriculum

In the incubation stage, the team:

• Determines the curriculum

• Tests the product

• Reflects on the approach

• Announces the results

The illumination stage produces:

• Rejection of ideas

• Concrete ideas

• New problems

• Delay of innovation

The dissemination stage in Rogers' theory starts from:

• Rejection

• Knowledge

• Illumination

• Experimentation

In the persuasion stage, the team does:

• Reprototype

• Explain the benefits of innovation

• Publish journals

• Resolve conflicts

Evaluation is conducted at the stage:

• Knowledge

• Implementation

• Confirmation

• Illumination