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Created: Feb 22, 2008
Updated: Oct 19, 2009
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IIT Institute of Design
(a.k.a.: Institute of Design, Illinois Institute of Technology)
( Educational Organization )
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Areas of Focus [Edit]
Social Development | Sustainability Education | Sustainable Livelihoods | Economic Development | Business Firm and Organization Sustainability | Globalization Impacts | Health Care Access | Sustainable Urban Environmental Services | Urban Communications | Sustainability and Technology | Industrial Ecology | Photography | Internet | Recycling and Reuse | Sustainable Communities | Sustainable Transportation | Sustainable Urban and Regional Planning | Youth Education and Empowerment | Responsible Business Practices | Biomimicry | Climate Change | Sustainable Production | Social Entrepreneurship
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The Institute of Design (ID) is a graduate school of design at the
Illinois Institute of Technology. We are dedicated to humanizing
technology and improving the process of innovation, by developing and
teaching a more methodological and human-centered approach to design.
While most new products and services today are created in response to
technology, marketing, or design trends, leading to a dizzying array of
consumer choices that complicate our lives, we believe that real
innovation starts with users' needs and employs a set of reliable
methods, theories and tools to create solutions to their problems.
