This course is an experiment. We are "flipping the classroom." Instead of passive learning in class, we'll record lectures by leading thinkers and doers working on government innovation to watch at home supplemented by relevant readings. This frees up time in class for active learning. We will work on projects and problems, including blog postings to apply what we are learning to the topics we each care most about.
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