There are two terms in user-centered design always confusing me: co-creation and innovation. I would like to know the main differences between them? Further, there are some other related terms to them such as: co-design, co-production, crowdsourcing, mass customization.
Ines's answer is good in my view.
Also, I suggest taking a look at R Keith Sawyer's work, especially on group creativity. See `Explaining Creativity' (Sawyer 2012).
See also `Creativity' (Csikszentmihalyi 1996)
And see also this site: http://creativity.netslova.ru/
(Eugene Gorny has collected much of the best research on creativity there).
Maybe see some of the pages on my site too:
http://storyality.wordpress.com/an-index-to-this-blog/
Hope this helps.
I agree with Katja.
Co-creation is one possible method todo innovation.
In my opinion, co-creation or co-design means that the innovation process include stakeholder support and contribution.
You can do innovation through co-creation in order to get good ideas from stakeholders; i.e. co-design, co-production, co-development.
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