The third course of the specialization CREATING INNOVATION will teach you what is at the core of all innovations that solve complex problems and how to foster methods to make big breakthroughs possible. It advances your knowledge of your own field by teaching you to look at it in new ways.
CREATING INNOVATION is constructed in the following way: Week I. “What is Innovation?” – What lies at the core of all innovations. Week II. “The Evolution of Human Creativity” – How humans developed the ability to innovate and think creatively. Week III. “Innovation in a Complex Global Network” – How innovations emerge from human networks. Week IV. “Planning Innovation” – How organisations seek out and create the right conditions for new breakthroughs. Week V. “Market Innovation” – What makes innovations more likely to emerge in a market setting. Week VI. “Innovation in the Anthropocene” – How innovations are crucial to meet the problems of the 21st century.
Ce cours fait partie de la Spécialisation Solving Complex Problems
Creating Innovation
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Programme du cours : ce que vous apprendrez dans ce cours
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1What is Innovation?
Welcome to Course 3 of the specialisation! In this module we will look at what innovation is, in the broadest possible context, and how the innovations humans devise to solve complex problems are the continuation of a much bigger and more critical trend.
6 vidéos (Total 42 min), 12 lectures, 2 quiz
6 vidéos
Cosmic Innovation8 min
Chemical Innovation7 min
Biological Innovation5 min
Neurological Innovation5 min
The Root of Innovation3 min
12 lectures
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Glossary1 min
Assessment Overview for Course 3: Creating Innovation5 min
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2 exercices pour s'entraîner
Multiple Choice - Mod. 14 min
Short writing for Module 1: What is innovation?45 min
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2The Evolution of Human Creativity
In this module we will look at the main drivers of human innovation and how they have shaped the entirety of human society and history.
6 vidéos (Total 39 min), 11 lectures, 2 quiz
6 vidéos
The Power of Language6 min
Innovation in the Palaeolithic7 min
Innovation and the Holocene6 min
Innovation and Agriculture7 min
Population and Connectivity3 min
11 lectures
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2 exercices pour s'entraîner
Multiple Choice - Mod. 24 min
Short writing for Module 2: The evolution of human creativity45 min
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3Innovation in a Complex Global Network
In this module, we will examine the information networks that arose out of increasing human complexity, from the earliest such networks to the global network that fosters human innovation today.
7 vidéos (Total 51 min), 13 lectures, 2 quiz
7 vidéos
Afro-Eurasian Networks and Innovation7 min
The First Global Networks and Innovation7 min
The Scientific Revolution and Innovation7 min
The Industrial Revolution and Innovation7 min
The Diffusion of Innovation8 min
Innovating in a Global System4 min
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2 exercices pour s'entraîner
Multiple Choice - Mod. 38 min
Module 3: Innovation in complex global networks45 min
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4Planning Innovation
This module will deal with top-down innovations, where large organisations shape their infrastructures to maximize the chances of discovering an innovative solution to a problem.
8 vidéos (Total 61 min), 15 lectures, 2 quiz
8 vidéos
Planning Innovation7 min
Innovation in the Ancient World6 min
Institutional Power and Innovation6 min
The Failure of Planned Innovation9 min
The Success of Planned Innovation9 min
Innovation and National Development8 min
Research and Innovation10 min
Top-Down Innovation4 min
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2 exercices pour s'entraîner
Multiple Choice - Mod. 410 min
Short writing for Module 4: Planned innovation45 min
Enseignants
David Baker
Associate LecturerBig History Institute
David Christian
ProfessorBig History Institute
Shawn Ross
Associate ProfessorBig History Institute
À propos de Université Macquarie
Macquarie is ranked among the top one per cent of universities in the world, and with a 5-star QS rating, we are recognised for producing graduates who are among the most sought-after professionals in the world. Since our foundation 54 years ago, we have aspired to be a different type of university: one focused on fostering collaboration between students, academics, industry and society.
À propos de la Spécialisation Solving Complex Problems
SOLVING COMPLEX PROBLEMS will teach you revolutionary new problem-solving skills. Involving lectures from over 50 experts from all faculties at Macquarie University, we look at solving complex problems in a way that has never been done before.
This specialization uses the framework of Big History which synthesizes knowledge across the sciences and the humanities, and provides a powerful foundation to think and research in new ways. Big History has been embraced as an important global framework by the World Economic Forum (WEF). Presentations at WEF by Professor David Christian, one of the creators of this specialization, have included ‘Interdisciplinary Approaches to Solving 21st Century Challenges’ (Davos 2012), ‘Big History for Big Picture Thinking’ (Davos 2014), and ‘Big History, Big Decisions’ (Tianjin 2014). In 2015, the WEF Annual Meeting in Davos had four sessions devoted to Big History including three interdisciplinary ‘Big History, Big Future’ panels on cooperation, innovation, and global growth and stability. These interdisciplinary discussion panels were the inspiration for this Solving Complex Problems Specialization.
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