Recent studies regard Problem and Project Based Learning (PBL) as providing a learning environment which fosters bothindividual and group creativity. This paper focuses on the question: In a PBL environment, how do students perceive the interplaybetween individual and group creativity? Empirically, qualitative interviews were carried out with 53 students (12 groups) inComputer Science, Electronic Systems, Architecture and Design, and Medialogy at Aalborg University, Denmark. The dataanalysis shows that there are three aspects to the influences of a PBL environment on the interplay between individual and groupcreativity: (1) the project as ‘‘an extra member’’ in student groups; (2) tacit modes of collaboration in student groups; and (3)students have both domain-general and domain-specific understandings of creativity. These findings suggest the need for improvedapproaches to develop creativity in the PBL environment.
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