Category Archives: Innovation education

Innovation in Higher Ed: Who is the customer?

Posted on August 2, 2011 by

Innovation in education is difficult due to the divisions that make cross-discipline cooperation rare as well as a lack of focus on the user. Continue reading →

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Innovation: Week in Review Sept 18, 2010

Posted on September 18, 2010 by

Interesting articles, blogs and tweets on innovation that came to my attention this week: Innovation in Education I focused my Friday tweets on issues in education. Many twitter friends seemed to agree that innovation is especially hard in education because … Continue reading →

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More on the UIC Center; Product Innovation

Posted on October 7, 2009 by

I have written about the UIC Innovation Center (sponsored by Motorola) and the multi-discipline (MBA-Design-Engineering) class on product innovation offered by the center before. “Housed in a former grocery store on the UIC campus, the center has flexible space, industrial … Continue reading →

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UIC Innovation Center: NPD Education

Posted on August 25, 2009 by

A cross-discipline approach to innovation education A week ago Friday the UIC Innovation center held an open house and reception for academics attending the AMA Summer conference in Chicago. Al Page, professor of Marketing at the University of Illinois at … Continue reading →

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