This link leads to a site which explains what exactly innovation is. It shows all types of innovation. This includes: technical, administrative, radical incremental, and economic innovation. Along with that, it shows innovation management and what exactly makes something an innovation.

This news site gives perfect examples in innovations of technology. It contains articles explaining new ideas conceived or at work to help understand and make things more efficient. One article tells of an idea how trapping and using light, instead of electrons, in computers can really boost computer speed and data processing.

The website linked here shows some of the responsibilities and challenges of innovation. This provides what some innovators would expect when presenting ideas. It also includes what type of hostility and indifference you may receive when presenting your ideas to your superiors in the work place. Apparently some managers aren't very open to new ideas.

The website linked here shows some of the responsibilities and challenges of innovation. This provides what some innovators would expect when presenting ideas. It also includes what type of hostility and indifference you may receive when presenting your ideas to your superiors in the work place. Apparently some managers aren't very open to new ideas.

This site provides a simple and understandable idea of what the rights and responsibilities of digital citizenship are. This site also has many other links showing examples and controversies involving digital citizenship along with its rights and responsibilities.