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Technology and design benefitting individuals with disabilities and older adults in the local community
May 18, 2018    
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Perspectives is the newsletter of the Stanford course,
Perspectives in Assistive Technology.

Stanford's Innovation Masters Series

This issue invites you to attend the Innovation Masters Series.

Perspectives in Assistive Technology is a Winter Quarter Stanford course - completing its twelfth year - that explores the design, development, and use of assistive technology that benefits people with disabilities and older adults. It consists of semi-weekly classroom discussions; lectures by notable professionals, clinicians, and assistive technology users; tours of local medical, clinical, and engineering facilities; student project presentations and demonstrations; an assistive technology faire; and a film screening.

Course News

Comment about this newsletter issue - This newsletter issue announces a local professional event that does not specifically address topics in assistive technology, disability, or aging.

Upcoming Local Event

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Innovation Masters Series Announcement

Stanford's Innovation Masters Series is the Mechanical Engineering Design Group’s flagship professional education program. This 2.5-day event - now in its 8th year - exposes industry and academic professionals from all over the world to Stanford’s design thinking expertise via hands-on exercises and creative challenges. Program highlights include touring labs and classrooms to get an insider’s look at Stanford’s design thinking pioneers at work, participating in hands-on workshops and panel discussions, and making lasting connections with peers and other professionals across the world.

The program focuses on how to harness the power of design thinking tools to incorporate innovation into everyday business practices and transform organizations. Attendees will get close and personal with some of the people who invented the tools of design thinking and learn to use its innovative techniques to develop personal and team creativity, achievement habits, customer empathy, and visual thinking.

When: Wednesday, September 12th to Friday, September 14th
Where: Stanford University, Peterson Building, 416 Escondido Mall
Registration: $6000 per person until July 31st, $7000 thereafter
Information: Innovation Master Series website

Email questions, comments, or suggestions - Please email me if you have general questions, comments, or suggestions regarding the course. Thank you again for your interest.

Dave

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