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Shaking the System of Knowledge Translation and Journalism

September 10, 2013 Cameron D. Norman 833 Views AOL, complexity, developmental evaluation, digital economy, dominant design, emergence, Harvard University, innovation, John F. Kennedy School of Government, knowledge translation, media, New York Times, newspapers, Nieman Journalism Lab, path dependency, public policy, publishing, resilience, resiliency, science, social media, systems thinking, The Joan Shorenstein Center, transmedia, Twitter

Leveraging systems change comes when you are willing to examine the system itself, not just the component parts. News media

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Education for Innovation

March 25, 2010May 25, 2012 Cameron D. Norman 429 Views digital economy, education, innovation, learning, technology, training, university

Are we treating all innovation as the same in the way we train people? Perhaps, and the consequences are that places like Canada could be falling behind.

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