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Course: Graduate Design Studio I
Instructor: Dan Boyarski
View a slideshow of student work for this project
These typography posters were part of the overall goals of introducing students to related topics under the umbrella of interaction design; to have students meet, listen to and discuss issues with some leading figures in the field; to have students challenge their own ideas about designing for interaction; with regular readings, discussions and writing, to have students develop a critical stance regarding the field, its proponents and body of literacture, as well as its study and practice; to have students develop the skills for clear, concise and engaging writing; and, with serious reflection, to have students develop their own definition of interaction design. (Fall 2005)
Instructor: Dan Boyarski
View a slideshow of student work for this project
These typography posters were part of the overall goals of introducing students to related topics under the umbrella of interaction design; to have students meet, listen to and discuss issues with some leading figures in the field; to have students challenge their own ideas about designing for interaction; with regular readings, discussions and writing, to have students develop a critical stance regarding the field, its proponents and body of literacture, as well as its study and practice; to have students develop the skills for clear, concise and engaging writing; and, with serious reflection, to have students develop their own definition of interaction design. (Fall 2005)
