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ENT60010   Innovation and Impact in Research    - Unit Result

Received my unit result today via email. I received a HD for my efforts. Two more units to go  until I finish the ‘Graduate Certificate of Research and Innovation Management’ program.

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Final assessment for ENT60010-Innovation and Impact in Research submitted today!

Today, I submitted my final assignment for the ENT60010 unit. This is the last unit for this year. I am slowly chipping away. Every little bit counts.  

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2020-HT4-ENT60010-Innovation and Impact in Research

On Friday 30th Oct 2020, I attended one of the final webinars for ENT60010 unit at Swinburne. It was the last webinar prior to the first assessment, ‘the Oral presentation,’ coming up in early November followed by the second, ‘the written assessment’ in late November. Things have been moving along slowly as I juggle full-time contract work, life events, as well as my PhD studies.

This weekend I took a moment to mow the lawn and enjoy some of the sunshine. I have also re-organised my Zotero folders so that the collection of files is better organised into meaningful directories such as, Introduction, Background, discussion, results, conclusion, and so on. In my head it is slowly taking shape, with each small step forward the puzzle is slowly manifesting into a more comprehensive picture. The notion of using VR technology to enhance empathy in people is a complex theme. Nevertheless, the literature, whilst in its infancy, supports the theory that because VR technology can enable users to ‘experience’ certain situations and perspectives, if done properly, can activate empathetic traits in participants.