Dimensions of Innovation

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Dimensions of Innovation
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Who am I?
Mother
22 year HP employee
Grandmother
Barbara Waugh, Ph.D.Director, University
RelationsHewlett-Packard Company1501 Page Mill
Road, M/S 1176Palo Alto, CA 94304Direct Phone
650-857-2273Fax Number 650-857-4012www.barbwaug
h.com
Director, University Relations
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Take your countrys/organizations greatest
weakness, and turn that into its greatest
strength.

• Mahatma Ghandi/Saul Alinsky

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Leapfrog developed engineering education
through innovation in curriculum design

• Design for outcomes
• Lueny Morell, HP Dir University Relations, The
  Learning Factory
• Design for Gender equity
• Valerie Ifueko Agberagba, President, Association
  of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria
• Integrate Entrepreneurship
• Terae Onyeje, HP PSG Manager
• Leverage Diaspora
• Abhimanyu Singh, Diaspora Brain Gain Africa,
  UNESCO Nigeria
• Produce Technology for Acquisition
• U.B. Binder, Director, Technology Acquisition and
  Assessment, Nigerian Ministry of Science and
  Technology
• Design for Service Learning
• Exploit Technology for Teaching Learning
• Leverage research on Leadership Change

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HP UR Technical Communities
GRID (Tiramisu)
Digital Publishing
PlanetLab
DSpace
GELATO
PlanetLab
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Gelato

• www.gelato.org
• a global community of universities and public
  research labs developing, using, and promoting
  Linux on the Itanium platform
• Gelato members represent 20 of the Itanium
  installed base. Linux on Itanium leverages the
  benefits of open-source development for optimal
  price and flexibility on true 64-bit, wide-word
  architecture.
• Contact barbara.waugh_at_hp.com

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Digital Publishing

• http//www.hpl.hp.com/research/ssrc/services/publi
  shing/multichannel/
• Research focuses on intelligent document
  composition and repurposing (one
  instance/occurence of electronic information
  being formatted automatically for different
  outputs) as well as offset-quality variable
  printer output Universities should have some
  existing teaching and research in digital
  publishing. As well, they should have expertise
  in workflow automation and data management, along
  with strong competencies in EE/ECE/CS.
• Select schools will be provided some printing
  resources and will be invited to participate in
  philanthropic programs in the Digital Publishing
  space.
• Contact barbara.waugh_at_hp.com

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GRID (Tiramisu)

• http//www.hpl.hp.com/research/smartfrog/
• HPs efforts in running and participating in
  operational grids, as opposed to efforts around
  grid theory and research.
• The idea is to use grids to provide solutions, to
  stop talking about Grid and start using Grid.
  HP is currently participating in/working with the
  CERN Grid, South Grid (UK), China Grid, Singapore
  Grid (with NGO), and others.
• As these grid involvements go forward, HP is
  looking to develop robust distributed services
  like authentication, resource marketplaces, and
  quality of service parameters.
• Contact barbara.waugh_at_hp.com

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PlanetLab

• www.planet-lab.org
• PlanetLab is just a bunch of Linux machines that
  have agreed to communicate on a planetary-scale
  overlay network, with the intent to go beyond
  protocols to services and applications.
  According to the NRC, the next internet will be
  created as an overlay in the current one.
• PlanetLab might be described more technically as
  a platform for running critical, pervasive,
  robust services on a planetary scale, in essence
  a worldwide Grid with global accounts.
• In addition, a joint Academic/Government/Industry
  Consortium was formed in late June 2003, hosted
  by Princeton, U Washington, and UC Berkeley, and
  funded by NSF. Google has joined HP and Intel as
  founding industrial members.
• Contact barbara.waugh_at_hp.com

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DSpace

• www.dspace.org
• DSpace is a linux-based open-source digital asset
  management software suite which provides a
  relatively simple end-to-end solution for
  institutional digital asset capture and
  management.
• DSpace was released by MIT and HPL in November of
  2002, has been downloaded 32,000 times and is
  used in over 30 countries.
• Contact barbara.waugh_at_hp.com

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HP Online Speaker Series Higher Education
Technology for Teaching 28 March 2007 1000
1100 am Pacific Time Using Tablet PCs and
Pen-based Technologies for Mapping Teaching
Earth Science applications throughout an
undergraduate curriculum Please join us on
Wednesday, 28 March, 1000am 1100am Pacific
Daylight Savings Time for a live presentation and
discussion featuring Mark Manone, HP Technology
for Teaching grant recipient and Research
Associate/Instructor at the College of
Engineering and Natural Sciences Geospatial
Research and Information Laboratory, Northern
Arizona University.   Abstract The Department of
Geology at Northern Arizona University uses
tablet computers and mobile wireless technology
in introductory courses as well as throughout our
core curriculum.  We have developed modules using
tablet PCs for 5 introductory classes and 6 core
classes. Examples for implications in these
introductory classes are  drape geologic maps
over digital topographic images to explore
relations in 3D use satellite images of planets
to map craters and lava flows on Mars and the
moon view geologic disasters such as volcanic
eruptions and hurricanes with satellite images of
the same area before and after the event.  In all
of these examples, the pen is significant in the
mapping and delineation portion of the exercise,
as using a pen to show the barrier between gravel
and bedrock is more accurate and more closely
mimics traditional analog mapping techniques. 
This presentation will show examples of tablet
use in mapping at the introductory, core course
and field based levels.  Results of assessment of
learning will also be presented. To attend,
please RSVP at http//www.hpwebgen.com/questions.c
fm?id8828pass99222 so we can send you login
and phone details. All you need is a phone and an
internet-connected web-browser. However, space is
limited, so registration is available on a
first-come, first-served basis. There is no
charge for this event. We hope you can join
us! Jim Vanides, M.Ed.   Program Manager -
Worldwide Higher Education Grants HP Corporate
Philanthropy Hewlett-Packard 3000 Hanover Street
ms1029 Palo Alto, CA 94025 USA   PS Previous HP
Online Speaker Series presentations are now
available for viewing online, at
http//www.uwex.edu/ics/stream/uwc-rock/hp/. We
thank the University of Wisconsin, Rock County,
for making and hosting these recordings!
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Leverage Research on Change Leadership

• Waugh, Soul in the Computerhttp//web.hpl.hp.com/
  personal/Barbara_Waugh/
• Waugh, Capacity Building in Africa
  Megacommunities Models
• Sternin, Change Champions
• Intel-HP Faculty Leadership Development Week
  Resources