CoReflect Toolkit

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CoReflect Toolkit

Cluster for Co-Creative Service Design and Innovation (CCSDI)

Elli Verhulst and Bjørn Sortland represented Engage in the project

Description

The CoReflect Toolkit is an easy-to-use tool for evaluating co-creative sessions. Such evaluations at the end of a co-creative session, may help you to become a better leader, facilitator or designer.

Link to the toolkit

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Product-market fit

A conversation with Even Haug Larsen, Assistant Professor, NTNU

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Goals

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