"Changing behaviour is often about finding a way to make people want to change, making things fun is one way - this video looks at how to get more people to use the stairs by making it fun. The question is - what do you do once the 'novelty' element wears off...?"

"Daniel Pink has done it again. Last time, he wrote about left and right brains and this time it's motivation. He neatly sums up recent advances in science and gives lots of practical examples of how these play out. Fascinating reading and highly applicable."

"This may seem trite and far-fetched, but this has interesting implications for modifying behaviour "

"Interesting article about what News people trust on the web... (American based, but sure same applied in UK and Europe)"

"The cover is different, but this is the same book - look inside http://www.amazon.com/Switch-Change-Things-When-Hard/dp/0385528752"

"Interesting approach, looking at how to understand how to elicit and represent knowledge as well as providing tools to help you to understand how people think"

"Post your Q&As here in advance of the Winter Workshop."

"Primarily to stimulate inventions rather than service innovation, this is an interesting take on the monetary award principle of stimulating ideas. Link kindly suggested by Margaret Demian of NHSI."

"The IEM is an on-line futures market where contract payoffs are based on real-world events such as political outcomes, companies' earnings per share (EPS), and stock price returns. The market is operated by University of Iowa Henry B. Tippie College of Business faculty as an educational and research project."

"'lessons learned' video from the national knowledge market held in in Liverpool late 2008 by Sellafield, on behalf of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority."

"Video of the national knowledge market held in in Liverpool late 2008 by Sellafield, on behalf of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority. Also see the accompanying 'lessons learned' video."

"Using prediction market to forecast pharmaceutical development success (courtesy Jenny Ambrozek)"

"New product innovation is a strategic business activity that involves significant financial resources and managerial attention. Most new product launches fail because existing methods are unable to forecast their commercial successes accurately. In this article, we describe a market-based method to address this gap."

"New product innovation is a strategic business activity that involves significant financial resources and managerial attention. Most new product launches fail because existing methods are unable to forecast their commercial successes accurately. In this article, we describe a market-based method to address this gap."

"'Knowledge creation trumps knowledge transfer' 'Diversity trumps ability' 'Diversity across firms trumps diversity within companies' These are some of the themes explored in this interesting article from Business Week Magazine. The Las Vegas casino Hurrahs is tapping into the power of prediction markets specifically to innovate. The importance of particular kinds of diversity are also explored. If you want to know more about Prediction Markets, we are building a considerable KIN resource on this here and the KIN Quarterly Workshop on 2nd December will cover this topic. Thanks go to Jenny Ambrozek for pointing out this fascinating article. "

"Caution! Page goes deep into the mathematical theory behind prediction and group behaviour. Unless you are comfortable with 'the math', you will find this tough going."