Several scholars have studied and developed the creative problem-solving process. Isaksen,
Dorval and Trafinger developed the model of creative problem-solving process, in which they
made languages and process thereof more flexible so that it could better solve the problems in
different contexts [5]. Once having been tested and used by Maraviglia and Kvashny, the new
developed creative problem-solving model was found to have the highest influences on the
development of creative thinking [6].
According to National ICT Policy Framework 2011-2020: (ICT2020), Strategy 6, the objective
thereof is to reduce the economic and social inequality by creating the equal access to public
resources and services, particularly the fundamental services necessary for life and for the wellbeing
of citizens [7]. The said strategy will also promote the production and application of all
innovative digital learning media, as well as the publication of all electronic media or lessons.
Meanwhile, the said policy framework also places an emphasis on the use of information and
communication technology in education management.