| Levels Criteria |
High level |
Normal level |
| Variety of ideas and contexts |
Ideas represent a wide variety of concepts from different contexts or disciplines. |
Ideas represent important concepts from the same or similar context or discipline. |
| Variety of sources |
The created product relies on a variety of sources, including various texts, media, specialists, or personal experience. |
The created product relies on a limited set of sources and medium. |
| Merging Ideas |
Ideas are combined in original and surprising ways to solve a problem or create something new. |
Ideas are combined in ways that are based on the thinking of others (for example, authors in the sources referred to). |
| Product Practical Importance |
The created product is interesting, new and useful, making an original contribution, which includes the identification of a previously unknown problem, a well-known unresolved problem or goal. |
The created product serves its intended purpose (for example, solving a problem). |
