2020 Conference Archive
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Conference Tracks
Teaching with Technology – Research
Abstract
The purpose of this research study was to assess student-learning outcomes through the inclusion of business concepts into a CAD textile fabrication course. Concepts for ‘business branding’ were presented, then students were challenged to incorporate branding into their creative design process. The branding lesson was developed and presented by a hybrid graduate student, with a project then facilitated through onsite teaching. The recorded lesson was made available via the institution’s online learning portal for additional student access. Pre-lecture and post-project learning surveys were administered to students to understand how the lesson impacted their design approaches for applying ‘business branding’ considerations.
Session Format
Research Brief and Reflection Panels
1
Location
Scarbrough Five
Publication Type and Release Option
Event
Recommended Citation
Browing-Samoni, Leslie L. and Eike, Rachel, "Integration of Interdisciplinary Concepts in CAD Fabrication through Hybrid Teaching" (2020). SoTL Commons Conference. 47.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/sotlcommons/SoTL/2020/47
Integration of Interdisciplinary Concepts in CAD Fabrication through Hybrid Teaching
Scarbrough Five
The purpose of this research study was to assess student-learning outcomes through the inclusion of business concepts into a CAD textile fabrication course. Concepts for ‘business branding’ were presented, then students were challenged to incorporate branding into their creative design process. The branding lesson was developed and presented by a hybrid graduate student, with a project then facilitated through onsite teaching. The recorded lesson was made available via the institution’s online learning portal for additional student access. Pre-lecture and post-project learning surveys were administered to students to understand how the lesson impacted their design approaches for applying ‘business branding’ considerations.
