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* The Ten Faces of Innovation, Tom Kelley | * The Ten Faces of Innovation, Tom Kelley | ||
* Thinker Toys, Michael Michalko | * Thinker Toys, Michael Michalko | ||
**Social Entrepreneurship: combining two antagonistic concepts into one (making money, doing social good) | |||
**Einstein's Paradox (lead by following, win by losing, etc). | |||
Revision as of 11:16, 26 October 2007
BME377T course development scratch pad. Feel free to use this as a repository for ideas, notes, and resources.
Course Description
Recruitment E-mail Draft
Draft goes here.
Key phrases
- students teaching students
- thinking outside the box
- developing creative process
- contributing to society
- thinking about others besides ourselves
- bme more than just med school and grad school
- other career options?
Recruitment
Within biomedical engineering
- Cindy
- Word of mouth
Outside biomedical engineering
- Ask Cindy!
- Flyers
Resources
Websites
- TED: Ideas worth spreading
- Dean Kamen discusses new prosthetic arm
- Hans Rosling debunks myths with amazing graphical statistics
- Jacqueline Novogratz reveals ways to make poverty history
- PBS The New Heroes
- SE Competition
- By SE for SE
- Uncommon Heroes Video
- MIT Press
- Social Enterprise Reporter
- MIT D-Lab
Books
- The Myths of Innovation, Scott Berkun
- The Art of Innovation, Tom Kelley
- The Ten Faces of Innovation, Tom Kelley
- Thinker Toys, Michael Michalko
- Social Entrepreneurship: combining two antagonistic concepts into one (making money, doing social good)
- Einstein's Paradox (lead by following, win by losing, etc).
