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| Course Title: |
Diffusion of Innovations - Undergrad - Spring |
| School: |
University of Nebraska at Kearney
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| Description: |
This University of Nebraska at Kearney course, Diffusion of Innovations, examines the adoption of innovations by individuals in a social system from the perspective of a communication based model. Examples of innovations include fashion trends, campaign slogans, communication technologies, hygiene practices, birth control, farming practices, hybrid powered automobiles, types of government rule (democracy) and genetically engineered foods. The diffusion phenomenon is examined emphasizing social and individual points of view. Class sessions are mostly based on lecture, with some discussion. Assessment tools include exams, case studies, and a final semester project. The final project will be presented to the class. |
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Entirely Online
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| Education Level: |
Undergraduate |
| Language: |
English |
Cost: |
$258.50 credit hour for non-residents; $167.25/credit hour for residents of Nebraska |
Credits: |
3 credits |
| Schedule: |
Classes Begin January 11 |
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