Designing for Empathy and Health
When does common sense make little sense? How do we sense-make evidence when it seems to make little sense? The
Read moreWhen does common sense make little sense? How do we sense-make evidence when it seems to make little sense? The
Read moreMatthew Ingram does a good job of doing a retrospective on the state of newspapers and questioning the fit their
Read moreYesterday I posted on the story of Toronto Public Health tweeting a call for its followers to voice concerns to
Read morePublic health is regrettably not a field that I often think of when I consider powerful examples of using social
Read moreHow to maximize the creative potential of what you do? Becoming good at something is a huge start. But what
Read moreIf public health is important, should the presumably ‘top job’ in the field in a particular country not be highly
Read moreThe MOOC offers enormous potential to re-shape the way people learn and promoting access to content and expertise that many in this world could have only dreamed of years ago. But the naivete that such learning can be done in an monocultural way without losing something special about the context in which people learn and use what they learn might lead to some expensive lessons.
Read moreYes, but does it scale? – Question asked at nearly every presentation on a social innovation ever made* It is
Read moreDevelopmental evaluation is an approach to evaluating programs that takes account of complexity and changing conditions, supports innovation, and serves
Read moreDesign’s relationship with space is complex and well documented in the literature on architecture, interior design, and product innovation. The
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