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‘Cabinets of Curiosity: Objects of Strange Change’ – EEHN
for generations .
Week 10 Blog｜From Concept to Realization: Expanded Cinema Immersive Space The One Behind the Door – Jiyun Zhang / Curating (2024-2025)[SEM2]
Which gestures should be recognized? How should interaction trigger narrative fragments and short film generation ? ... Gesture-Triggered Narrative and Short Film Generation . Visitors’ physical gestures trigger specific spatial and narrative responses:.
History of Chinese immigration to the United Kingdom – Xin Li / TPG Studio (2021-2022)[SEM1]
A large network of Chinese schools and community centres provide support and a way of passing on cultural identity from generation to generation .
Entrepreneurship and Innovation are major features of a University’s strategy – Teaching Matters
Promoting entrepreneurship in higher education includes both the development of a new mindset and programmes to support the generation of innovative ideas and creation of new businesses.
The Role of the Teacher – Eumeneia: The Place of the Good Months
According to Riep, BIA treats teaching and learning as “processes of data generation , storage, memorization, and systems of retrieval,” making education an “alienable and marketable object of trade” (2017, p. ... Although BIA may not have set out
Service designers of the future support Edinburgh conference – Future student online experiences
I love the idea that we are giving something back and supporting the next generation of service designers.
Week8 – Man Yuan
Stanford University Press, Stanford, CA. Kragh, H. (2020) Quantum Generations : A History of Physics in the Twentieth Century.
Tropical livestock are key to help feed the world – One Health
Africa has 60 per cent of the world’s uncultivated arable land and the livestock have been selected over generations by farmers to survive disease prone environment, challenging temperatures and marginal
Summative essay 2- plan – Monica Oliver-Diaz / Health, bodies and embodiment (2023-2024)[SEM2]
medical and social implications on the child and that these impacts can last generations .
Working with the Found Object – Research and Experimentation (1) – Katherine Chen / Drawn From the City (2021-2022)[SEM2]
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