Required about 6-9 hours preparation for each class

(Course Schedule, 3/2018)

Date         Chapters          Topic                                                       Remarks 

2/27/18    Chapter 1                Introduction                                           

3/6           Chapter 2, 4    Concept, UNESCO Creative City          Prof. Lin

3/13         Chapter 3         UNESCO Creative Cities                       Prof. Lin

3/20         New cases       UNESCO Creative Cities (1-4)              students

3/27         New cases       UNESCO Creative Cities (5-8)              students

4/3                                   No class - Final project preparation  

4/10         New cases       UNESCO Creative Cities (9-12)            students

4/17         New cases       UNESCO Creative Cities (13-14)+ reflection  students  

4/24         Chapter 5         Micro social innovation, cases (Lin)      Mid-term project due

5/1           Chapter 5.3/4  Micro social innovation, cases               students

5/8           Chapter 5.5/6  Micro social innovation, cases               students

5/15         New cases       Selected social innovation background students

5/22         New cases       Selected social innovation background students                       

5/29         Chapter 6, 7    Leadership & societal/social innovation Prof. Lin/students

6/5                                      No class - final project preparation

6/12                                 Final project presentation             Final report due

6/19                               Final project presentation            

6/26                               Final project presentation            

To be hired

Grading:          1. Class presentation & discussion         30%        

                        3. Mid-term project                                30%

                        4. Final project                                       40%

1. Textbook:       Lin, C.Y.Y. and Chen, J. (2016) The Impact of Societal and Social Innovation: A Case-based Approach, Singapore: Springer Publishing Co. ISBN: 978-981-10-1764-3, DOI 10.1007/978-981-10-1766-7

Reference:      Stanford Social Innovation Review