The Centre for Digital Creativity is a research centre at the School of Communication and Culture at Aarhus University. At the centre, we explore how digital tools and systems influence creativity and innovation. We study real-life use of digital tools in creative processes, develop and experiment with prototypes of new tools and prototypes, and develop theories to understand the role and nature of digital tools in creative processes.
We work with a broad definition of creativity as the act of thinking and creating new things and in new ways. As a result, we examine creativity in different contexts, both ones that we would normally call creative, such as art, design, and architecture, but also in other types of activities that have creative aspects, such as science and programming.
The center houses eight research projects with approximately 25 affiliated researchers and has ongoing collaborations with a range of partners and collaborators in academia, industry, and the public sector.
At the #CDC we always have ongoing collaborations with industrial, research and public partners To know more https://t.co/RhF5IbQYxi#aarhusuni#CreativityAU#research#partnerships
— CreativityAU (@CreativityAU) February 22, 2021
What if we could improve #museum communication and design a more authentic experience through #sound? Have a look at https://t.co/FxRs7aSjBS
— CreativityAU (@CreativityAU) February 3, 2021
How #designers capture, manage and develop ideas? And how #tools influence the creative work? Read more about the project in collaboration with @DFF_raad#HCI#AU#designhttps://t.co/5iDQnQlzLr
— CreativityAU (@CreativityAU) January 29, 2021
With industry partners CDC is working to create #ideate a new participatory platform to rethink society during and after the #COVID19 pandemic. Take a look on https://t.co/4gUY9gTLd4#hci#design#creativity#aarhusuni
— CreativityAU (@CreativityAU) December 18, 2020
