Some more info: http://www.thinkbelieveact.com/solveforx/
.. and here's the leaked image of 10 points used for speakers. Its tiny but your browser can zoom in on it to the point that its quite readable. http://www.thinkbelieveact.com/solveforx/img/culture.jpg -- Owen On Mon, Feb 6, 2012 at 9:26 AM, Owen Densmore <[email protected]> wrote: > This looks interesting and may connect with the recent free university > courses at Stanford > > http://www.theverge.com/2012/2/6/2774727/google-solve-for-x-think-tank > > .. some of which used Google tech for the presentations and quizes & > homework. Udacity is also, I think, Google based. > > That would be sorta nifty: TED for inspiration, and short courses to > really expand on the inspiration. > > BTW: Some of the next Stanford classes are short .. 5 weeks for the > algorithms class for example. This fits into Dave West's new curriculum > ideas of quick, intensive classes with projects. > > -- Owen >
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