THE NATIONAL CREATIVITY NETWORK WEBINAR SERIES CONTINUES THE CONVERSATION WITH AN "OPEN MIC" The National Creativity Network believes that by fostering creativity in our society as a whole, and specifically with future generations, America can remain a leader in innovation and free enterprise. The very future of our communities and institutions depends on our ability to nurture and harness imagination to creatively solve problems. The opportunities that emerge to transform our nation are largely dependent upon the degree to which we are connected to each other. Our connection will become a catalyst for a movement! The NCN Webinar series is one way for organizations who believe in this ambitious mission to share information and inspire each other. Our monthly webinar series occurs on the third Thursday of every month and alternates between "open mic" sessions that allow network members to share stories and Content sessions, which focus on specific topics recommended by the membership.

1. OPEN
MIC
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2. WELCOME
WELCOME
WELCOME
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3. HOUSE
Keeping
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4. Sharing
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5. Sharing
Nancy Nortz
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6. oklahoma pilot year 2010
Summer Innovation at UCO in Oklahoma

7. top team goes to paris

8. oklahoma creativity forum

9. launch of full year 2011
oklahoma asp students with olympic gymnast bart
conner

10. Fuel – Food and creative presentations
from guest speakers. Energy for body and
mind
Unity – A convergence of 36 diverse
students from 14 different schools
Spontaneity – A surprise speaker every
day
Exploration – Group discussions that
propel students into their separate team
activities

11. • It’s about the combination of the noun – a fuse –
with the intransitive verb – to fuse. F.U.S.E. is
about the fusion of diverse concepts – and is a
melting pot of the word’s meaning.
• The key idea of F.U.S.E. begins with the Conductor
– scientists, artists, athletes, business people – all
committed to being the ignition to the session.
• The ArtScience Prize students pick up from the
Conductor. Our students are that spark – they are
the energy source that works to ignite a creative
explosion of ideas, causing a chain reaction.
get fused!

12. Sharing
Susan McCalmont
Oklahoma Creativity Forum
November 1, 2011
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13. Sharing
Anne Katz
Creative Placemaking
Arts Wisconsin
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14. Sharing
George Tzougros
Wisconsin Science Festival
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15. Sharing
Questions???
Thoughts????
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16. SAVE
The Date…
1. Look for a survey following this webinar
2. Future webinars:
3rd Thursday every month:
• December 15, 12-1pm EST
• January 19, 12-1pm EST OPEN MIC
• February 16, 12-1pm EST Crayola Creativity

17. Closing
Comments
George Tzougros, Chair
National Creativity Network
George.Tzougros@wisconsin.gov

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19. Thank You
Thank You
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