2016 AIGA Design Conference Pechakucha Presentations

In October 2016, at the AIGA Design Conference in Las Vegas, the Design Educator Committee curated a set of ten pechakucha presentations. This format—20 slides shown for 20 seconds each—allowed for a diverse group of presentations from many different educators. Two of the presentations included follow up workshops. Many attendees (it was standing room only!) asked for these presentations so we have included most of them below. Due to their large file sizes, a few presentations have been converted to low resolution PDFs. If you wish to have more information on each presentation, please contact the individual/s listed in each document.

J. Brian Crain, Pamela Napier + Terri Wada
Indiana University, Herron School of Art + Design
People-Centered Design Research: Tools for Innovating Design Education Curriculum

Annabelle Gould
University of Washington
Exploring Form as Part of the Design Process

Hannah Park
Texas State University
Social vs. Market Value of Design: Exceptional Economy of Design Industry

Kenneth Fitzgerald
Old Dominion University
Music for Metaphors

Basma Handy + Denielle Emans
VCU, Qatar
Design Competencies in Collaboration (with workshop)

Gloria Kondrup
Hoffmitz Milken Center for Typography
Piracy is Not a Victimless Crime: Teaching Ethics and the Business of Typography

Yvonne Cao
Texas Christian University
Visual Language

Patricia Murphey
Northern Arizona University
Exploring Empathy Within a Design Learning Environment

Rachel Troye
Oslo School of Architecture and Design
Matters of Services and Systems

Matthew Wizinsky
University of Cincinnati, School of Design
Speculative City: An Interdisciplinary Design Studio (with workshop)

 

By aigaeducators
Published January 17, 2017
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