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TEACHING PRACTICES OF COMPUTER-AIDED TECHNICAL DRAWING IN THE TIME OF COVID-19

Oliveira, Geísa Gaiger De; Bernardes, Mauricio Moreira E Silva // 2021
Computer-aided technical drawing is a basic academic discipline in engineering and design undergraduate courses, which is mainly focused on the presentation of local and international norms for use ...

TEACHING PRODUCT DESIGN THROUGH AN ONLINE ILLUSTRATED INTERFACE

Elaver, Richard Anthony // 2021
Designers tend to communicate through sketches. Yet our online teaching environments are typically linear structures, based on databases, with limited visual expression. Is it possible to have an ...

Temporal dynamics of brain activation during three concept generation techniques

Milovanovic, J., Hu, M., Shealy, T., & Gero, J. // 2021

The age of design - how users perceive the chronological order within automobile generations

Kiessling, J., Kern, F., Reichelt, F., Holder, D., & Maier, T. // 2021

THE CHALLENGE-BASED LEARNING IN HIGHER EDUCATION THROUGH A CREATIVE SENSORIAL BOOTH TO DISCONNECT AND TO BE HERE NOW.

Vázquez Esquivel, Rubén; Castrejón Paniagua, Angélica; Acuña López, Alejandro // 2021
Our senses act as sensors that allow us to receive the information of the reality that we perceive, either in isolation or as a result of their crossing. During the block´s challenge called: ‘Formal ...

THE DESIGN OF A MORE SUSTAINABLE TRAVELLING EXHIBITION

Biedermann, Anna; Santolaya Sáenz, José Luis; Muñoz López, Natalia; López Canellas, Ana // 2021
Design and engineering education requires continuous adaptation to the existing environmental and societal challenges. The design of sustainable and socio-ethical new solutions that involve not only ...

THE DESIGN STUDIO AS A NETWORK – APPLICATION OF CONNECTIVISM IN THE PLANNING OF AN ONLINE LEARNING SPACE

Petrova, Miroslava Nadkova // 2021
The design studio is the core element in the design curriculum where students gain key knowledge and skills. When the traditional classroom course had to be transferred to an online modality enforced ...

THE GATEWAY TO STUDENT LIFE EXPERIENCE A PRODUCT-SERVICE DESIGN APPROACH

Vanderlooven, Ellen (1); Dewit, Ivo (1); Vaes, Kristof (1); Keignaert, Koenraad (2) // 2021
When thinking of attending a university or college, a whole new experience comes to mind. Finding lodging, eating at the student restaurant, getting support during times where it gets difficult, ...

THE GIFT OF UNCERTAINTY - HOW CAN DESIGN EDUCATION BRING COMPLEXITY AND UNPREDICTABILITY INTO A POSITIVE FRAMEWORK FOR DESIGNERS?

Wigum, Kristin Storen (1); Gulden, Tore (2) // 2021
In this article we discuss the pain of letting go of the existing illusion of the designers’ ability to predict the future. The illusion is typically existent when it is considered a skill to survive ...

THE HALO EFFECT IN DESIGN TEACHING

Morgan, David // 2021
This is a visual abstract. Not ...

The impact of data on the role of designers and their process

Lu, J., Gomez Ortega, A., Gonçalves, M., & Bourgeois, J. // 2021

THE ONLINE PBL (PROJECT-BASED LEARNING) EDUCATION SYSTEM USING AI (ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE)

Ito, Takao (1); Tanaka, Mikiko Sode (2); Shin, Masako (1); Miyazaki, Keisuke (1) // 2021
The importance of problem-based learning and project-based learning (both abbreviated to PBL) is perceived in engineering education and in addressing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). PBL ...

The perspectives of clinicians on enriching patient experiences in a clinical context: a qualitative study

Abela, E., Farrugia, P., Gauci, M., Balzan, E., Vella, P., & Cassar, G. // 2021

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