Preface

#### *To create is always to do something new - Martin Luther*

**II**

**Chapter 7 111**

**Chapter 8 125**

**Chapter 9 147**

**Chapter 10 157**

A Framework for Assessing the Creativity Manifested in the Emergent

Using Ideation Grids to Power Collaborative Creativity in Face-to-Face

Examining the Structures and Textures of Gender-Based Japanese

*by Sri Aju Indrowaty, Djatmika, Dwi Purnanto and Tatang Hariri*

Outcomes of Open-Ended Tasks Based on a "Puzzle" *by Arulmalar Ramaraj and Jothilakshmy Nagammal*

Assessment of Creativity: Theories and Methods

and Remote Innovation Sessions

*by John Knight, Elliot Ross and Dan Fitton*

*by Esra Kanlı*

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If you are reading this book, it's likely that a large part of what I set out to do has been achieved. The importance of creativity today needs no emphasis. Regardless of profession, you will have a competitive advantage if you develop your ability to come up with creative ideas. In 2020, we witnessed a global outpouring for change, evoking a certain amount of creativity in all of us. This book thus presents a plethora of creative interventions in education, culture, expressions, communications, and other areas. I extend my deepest gratitude to all the authors who have made their valuable contributions to this book. I am extremely grateful to IntechOpen for providing me this wonderful opportunity to follow my passion in a new direction. I am also thankful to author service manager Ms. Romina Rovan, who was my main point of contact throughout the editorial process and who kept the book on track. Lastly, I am grateful to the readers. I hope that you find the book stimulating as well as informative.

> **Pooja Jain** Academic Coordinator and Faculty, Department of Visual Communication, Srishti Institute of Art, Design and Technology, Bengaluru, India

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Section 1

Expressions of Creativity

Section 1
