This learning-by-doing course taught by Susan Murcott and Alice Amsden is about disseminating innovations for the common good. Structured around MIT and external competitions, several class alums have gone on to start NGOs or development ventures. The essential focus of D-Lab Dissemination is on innovations among underserved communities, especially in developing countries.
06 February 2010
D-Lab Dissemination ~ Deploying Innovations!
D-Lab Dissemination is the signature Spring semester class on deploying innovations in developing countries and a core element of the growing MIT D-Lab family of classes. This learning-by-doing course taught by Susan Murcott and Alice Amsden is about disseminating innovations for the common good. Structured around MIT and external competitions, several class alums have gone on to start NGOs or development ventures. The essential focus of D-Lab Dissemination is on innovations among underserved communities, especially in developing countries.
This learning-by-doing course taught by Susan Murcott and Alice Amsden is about disseminating innovations for the common good. Structured around MIT and external competitions, several class alums have gone on to start NGOs or development ventures. The essential focus of D-Lab Dissemination is on innovations among underserved communities, especially in developing countries.
No comments:
Post a Comment