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[http://web.mit.edu/d-lab/ D-lab] is | [http://web.mit.edu/d-lab/ D-lab] is a group of MIT classes run by [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amy_Smith Amy Smith] that focuses on appropriate technologies. The D-Lab family of classes consists of D-Lab: Development; D-Lab: Design; and D-Lab: Dissemination. A D-Lab Health class is planned for spring 2009. | ||
== D-Lab: Development == | |||
D-Lab: Development, also known as D-Lab I, is offered each fall. Students learn about a variety of approaches to international development, and are placed on country teams that go abroad for the month of January to experience field work and learn about development in a more hands-on way. | |||
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D-lab is a group of MIT classes run by Amy Smith that focuses on appropriate technologies. The D-Lab family of classes consists of D-Lab: Development; D-Lab: Design; and D-Lab: Dissemination. A D-Lab Health class is planned for spring 2009.
D-Lab: Development
D-Lab: Development, also known as D-Lab I, is offered each fall. Students learn about a variety of approaches to international development, and are placed on country teams that go abroad for the month of January to experience field work and learn about development in a more hands-on way.