Dr Tessa Forshaw, Founding Scholar of the Next Level Lab at Harvard University and Rich Braden (BSEE and BSCE), Chief Innovation Evangelist at People Rocket are the authors of the book Innovation-ish: How anyone can create breakthrough solutions to real problems in the real world.In this episode, they share what innovation and creativity mean to them, how everyone can be creative and innovative, and how the portfolio comes into play in their classes and also consulting projects. Learn about a couple of the mindsets and moves from their book and the difference between passive reflection and active metacognition.ResourcesProject Zero at Harvard UniversityHarvard Innovation LabsHasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University, aka d.schoolIDEO CoLabClinton Global InitiativeNEOM projectBook Experiments in reflection: How to see the present, reconsider the past, and shape the future by Dr Leticia Britos CavagnaroThinking routinesRelated episodesLeticia Britos Cavagnaro: Make learning visibleCathy Elliott: Creativity and feedback in assessment portfoliosBob Reuter: Externalise your thinking with portfoliosIngrid D'Souza: Creativity and lifelong portfoliosSubscribe to the monthly newsletter about Mahara and portfolios.Production informationProduction: Catalyst ITHost: Kristina HoeppnerArtwork: Evonne CheungMusic: The Mahara tune by Josh Woodward

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