Eric Klopfer (Professor of Science Education and Educational Technology from MIT) conducts a panel about the video games potential in education. Panelists are Mario Armstrong (Urban Video Game Academy) and Ian Bogost (Georgia Institute of Technology). This material is relevant for courses in Organizational Learning.

Carly Fiorina Keynote Speech - Tough Choices - MIT World - Sloan 50th Anniversary

The Lucifer Effect attempts to understand “how good people do evil deeds.” Limbards's talk outlines his involvement as an expert witness for the defense team of one of the military police officers responsible at Abu Ghraib and also provides a rich history of psychological research into the kind of behavior transformations evident in Iraq. First, Zimbardo presents a slideshow of Abu Ghraib abominations, including some digital photos that were not widely distributed by the media.

Democritizing Innovation, by Eric von Hippel is an MIT Sloan School of Management conference.

Animated world map for watching the evolution over time of several indicators, such as per capita income vs. CO2 emissions. Countries are represented by colored bubbles that move through the map as time passes.

This is a collection of documents (in pdf and java format) from Java® tutorials. The documents were used in an introductory course. (1.00 / 1.001 Introduction to Computers and Engineering Problem Solving)

This set of video tutorials presents the methodologies developed by Professor Eric Von Hippel for innovating products and services.

This is a video recording of a lecture that Jesper Juul gave at MIT on November 28, 2006.