This is the final episode of the pedagogical podcast pilot of the "Creative Disruption Podcast" meant to leverage new technology and engage students with the material.

The topic of this episode is solar energy and our guest talks to us us about her solar energy initiative in rural Cambodia and Engineers Without Borders. Episode Blog Post --> http://www.creativedisruption.ninja/#!Episode-5-Solar-Panels/cd23/5710e3de0cf2af49d711b343

This episode discusses diversity in tech and initiatives that are closing the diversity gap.

This episode explores the democratization of global cultural heritage through 3D printing and the Scan the World initiative.

This episode looks at the creative ways technology has been used to help refugees. This episode's guest is the Head of Innovation for Kiron University, which is a crowd funded university dedicated to providing education for refugees through their innovative blended learning approach.

Introduction. The Creative Disruption Podcast t is about the amazing ways people have leveraged cyberspace and disruptive technologies to share, create and collaborate with others on issues that they are passionate about and create new and exciting things! The "quickie" podcast format is part of an experimental pedagogical tool in the classroom to get students to engage with the material differently. More information and links about each episode can be found on www.creativedisruption.ninja