This article explores the integration of innovative pedagogical technologies aimed at enhancing students’ creative capacities in higher education institutions. Based on a survey conducted across five universities, the study analyzes effective tools and strategies contributing to the development of students’ creative competencies. The results indicate that digital collaboration platforms, gamification, project-based learning, and visual design software significantly foster creativity among students.

creativity, innovative technologies, gamification

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