From the broad range of change and technology adoption theories, the diffusion of innovations theory is one of the most appropriate for examining the emergence, adoption and spread of new or cutting edge technology in a range of environments. A synthesis of innovation research involves examining the relationship between the development of innovative capabilities (i.e., technology sourcing, the potential to start or grow an enterprise, the amount of risk and innovation) and the realisation of technology strategy, pointing to the assimilation and transference of technology among and between individual and institutional stakeholders. In this subject, students will engage in investigation, development and implementation of an innovative technology or an innovative learning practice in their workplace or other associated environment to examine the creative relationship between innovation and technology.
No offerings have been identified for this subject in 2020.
HD/FL
One session
School of Education
Students must enrol in and complete both EEL424 and EEL425 within the same session.
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