What is Bricolage

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Creating and constructing from different available things. Learn more in: Developing a Metaphor for Self-Managed Organizations

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The ability to piece together information obtained from multiple sources. Learn more in: Learning and Teaching with CMC in the U.S. Higher Education Arena

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Describes a process of maximizing economic value in resource-constrained environments. Learn more in: Black African Entrepreneurship in the UK

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Decision-making tool that helps entrepreneurs to create a new venture when the available resources are scarce. Learn more in: Creating Hybrid Social Ventures Through Effectuation and Bricolage: The Case of Rec.0

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A qualitative research design that is constructed through a variety of data sources that are at hand. Learn more in: Teaching as We Learn: Mentoring Graduate Students in Engaged Scholarship

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The construction of work or understanding, cobbled together from a diverse range of unrelated resources. Learn more in: E-Learning Design for the Information Workplace

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The manipulation of objects in the immediate environment for the development and assimilation of ideas (Turkle, 1995). Learn more in: Interface-Based Differences in Online Decision Making

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A mix and match of different elements. Learn more in: Hybrid Leadership Styles Then and Now: Identifying Different Patterns

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Action orientated and creative problem-solving using the tools at hand to achieve utile results. Learn more in: Mixed Methods in Knowledge Management and Organisational Research

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Improvisation; using whatever works; puttering until an answer is found. Learn more in: Challenges and Benefits of Multi-Cultural Teaching

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A way of problem solving that allows individuals to overcome the obstacles that stand in their way of successfully solving a problem. Learn more in: Critical Thinking Through Game Prototyping: An Innovative Practice for Education

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Creation of something out of the bits and pieces of what is available. Learn more in: The Ethnographic Vignette as Innovative Tool in Intersectional Social Justice Activist Research

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The ability to piece together information obtained from multiple sources. Learn more in: Learning and Teaching with CMC in the U.S. Higher Education Arena