'Course delivery innovations' refers to six small-scale research projects that aim to explore the use of different Information Communication Technologies (ICT) in the delivery of distance design education.
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- CDI 1: Social network of design learners
- CDI 2: Knowledge mapping of design thinking
- CDI 3: Video conferencing in design
- CDI 4: Collaborative design in Second Life
- CDI 5: Peer to Peer assessment in design
- CDI 6: Open design studio
- Conference Call for Papers
- Critical Friend
- e-Portfolios
- Events relevant to Atelier-D
- JISC events and communications
- Program Delivery Innovations PDIs
- Project evaluation
- Social Networking
- Technology-enabled distance education
- Web 2.0 tools
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Atelier-D Course Team
- Nicole Schadewitz
Leader of CDI 1 - Giselle Ferreira
Leader in CDI 2 - Georgy Holden
Project Manager & Leader of CDI 3 - Steve Garner
Principal Investigator & Leader of CDI 4 - Theodore Zamenopoulos
Leader of CDI 5 - Peter Lloyd
Leader of CDI 6 - Jennefer Hart
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Categories
- CDI 1: Social network of design learners
- CDI 2: Knowledge mapping of design thinking
- CDI 3: Video conferencing in design
- CDI 4: Collaborative design in Second Life
- CDI 5: Peer to Peer assessment in design
- CDI 6: Open design studio
- Conference Call for Papers
- Critical Friend
- e-Portfolios
- Events relevant to Atelier-D
- JISC events and communications
- Program Delivery Innovations PDIs
- Project evaluation
- Social Networking
- Technology-enabled distance education
- Web 2.0 tools
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