Design education across disciplines transformative learning experiences for the 21st century

Detalles Bibliográficos
Otros Autores: Lehtonen, Miikka J., editor (editor), Kauppinen, Tomi, editor, Sivula, Laura, editor
Formato: Libro electrónico
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Cham, Switzerland : Palgrave Macmillan, an imprint of Springer [2023]
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • 1. Introduction
  • Part I Designing design education: strategies for navigating complexities and boundaries- 2. Design pedagogy: higher education possibilities for the 21st century
  • 3. Socially responsive design education: emerging designers and authentic transdisciplinary collaborations
  • 4. Blurring the boundaries: the new collaborative education, work and skills ecosystem
  • 5. Embracing a pedagogy of ambiguity in higher education
  • 6. Designing for x-disciplinarity: why, what and how? Why now?
  • Part II Design education blending and crossing boundaries: practices for the 21st century
  • 7. Designing a tactile class in online learning: click-points vs touchpoints
  • 8. Designing learning design pedagogy: proactively integrating work-integrated learning to meet expectations
  • 9. Creating Eddies: a transformation design project founded on caring
  • 10. Design challenging the concept of market
  • 11. Blending boundaries
  • Part III Shifting the mindset: design as a catalyst for rethinking interdependencies across boundaries
  • 12. Teaching change by learning change
  • 13. Strategy for building a transformative relationship between the academy and the social and business environment through interdisciplinary work
  • 14. Designing sustainable designs: making designers future-ready
  • 15. A meditative design development framework toward post human-centred transformation of pedagogical processes
  • 16. Shifting the mindset: design as a catalyst for rethinking interdependencies across boundaries
  • 17. Conclusion