Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Social Entrepreneurship in Educational Technology: Concept Development and Prototyping
Johns Hopkins University
In the second course of this ExpertTrack series, we covered a wide range of topics from understanding of prototyping process, evaluation of prototype samples, to using value-sensitive design in developing protypes and ethical considerations in product development, all through the lens of an entrepreneur who is committed to creating innovations that have a deeply rooted social purpose.
2 weeks, 3 hours per week
James Diamond, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Johns Hopkins University School of Education
Johns Hopkins University
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Explore tools and resources to create a prototype or minimally viable product (MVP) to gather feedback from the target customer base.
- Reflect on the ethos of social entrepreneurship to create sustainable and impactful technology solutions in education.
Syllabus
- Explore tools and resources to create a prototype or minimally viable product (MVP) to gather feedback from the target customer base.
- Conduct user testing with a sample that is representative of your target market and document feedback.
- Compare different design approaches, including value-sensitive design, humane design, and other technological considerations in the implementation process.
Issued on 23rd January 2022
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