Adventure Cards, Process Wheels, and a Vision …
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The Process Wheel Concept
Living Lab processes are represented as separate “rings”
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The Inner Ring (#1)
Ideation Strategies
Ring #2
Steps in the Research Process
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Priority Filters
The Outer Ring (#4)
Entry Points
The Amplify Wheel
The Inner Ring
Support Mechanisms
The Middle Ring
Steps in the Research Process
The Outer Ring
Amplification Mechanisms
Fig. 1 The Process Wheels are designed to facilitate skillful transactions that help to synthesize
project team thinking and maximize long-term impacts of research. Each wheel consists of a series
of rings attached with a fastener. The rings contain program information associated with processes
observed in the cultivation of living lab research. As psychologist Robert Sternberg puts it, one
cannot know what one knows in a practical manner if one does not know anything to apply (Sternberg
et al. 2008). Original artwork by the author
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The Process Wheel Concept
Living Lab processes are represented as separate “rings”
in three-dimensional pin wheels.
The Teaming Wheel
Research
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The Inner Ring (#1)
Ideation Strategies
Ring #2
Steps in the Research Process
Ring #3
Priority Filters
The Outer Ring (#4)
Entry Points
The Amplify Wheel
The Inner Ring
Support Mechanisms
The Middle Ring
Steps in the Research Process
The Outer Ring
Amplification Mechanisms
Fig. 1 The Process Wheels are designed to facilitate skillful transactions that help to synthesize
project team thinking and maximize long-term impacts of research. Each wheel consists of a series
of rings attached with a fastener. The rings contain program information associated with processes
observed in the cultivation of living lab research. As psychologist Robert Sternberg puts it, one
cannot know what one knows in a practical manner if one does not know anything to apply (Sternberg
et al. 2008). Original artwork by the author
