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Google ‘Gwap’ and you may get some interesting urban slang results or an exercise in ESP brought to you by the lovely folks at Carnegie Mellon. Gwap—the Carnegie Mellon version, that is -- stands for Games with a Purpose, and is part research, part fun. It works like this: you choose a game (...  read more
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At first glance, WiseOz looks as if it may be a social network for magicians or jesters. It’s actually a social network with a slant towards collaborative problem solving and creative wits. There are several different aspects to site. Wisewits are online events or puzzles which are composed of a... read more
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There’s a book called Why Not? Which takes an every day approach to solving problems of any size. It’s written by Professors Nalebuf and Ayers both of whom hail from Yale. Now the book has spawned a web site dubbed WhyNot, in line with the book of course. The site functions as an idea exchange... read more
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Aibase is more than a mind mapping service, it´s true intention is to provide users with tools and features that not only outline ideas in a visual sense, but also encourage efficient problem solving. The idea is that putting all ideas and information in a logical format will offer users a place ... read more
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