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Online Crowds In The Classroom May Be Key Tool For Teaching Innovation

by Carnegie Mellon University | May 1, 2013 | Articles

Carnegie Mellon and Northwestern instructors invited the crowd into their classrooms. The pilot study found that input from social media and other crowdssourcing sites helped students identify human needs for products or services, generate large quantities of ideas,...

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