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Loop: AIGA Journal of Interactive Design Education

Loop AIGA Journal of Interactive Design Education is an online journal on topics central to teaching all aspects of design education.

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Software ≠ Interactive Design: by Jason Aristofanis Tselentis; Mar 07, 2006(4); How can interactive design education instill self-reliance and inquiry in students?

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The Sound and Motion of Color: by Minneapolis College of Art and Design; Aug 16, 2005(0); Can sound and motion illustrate the personality of color? The Animation class at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design set out to discover the answer.

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Announcing Loop: AIGA Journal of Interactive Design Education (Color): by Kali Nikitas; Aug 04, 2005(1); How do we weave color into our designs; how do we teach students to be aware of color; and what does Swatch have to do with it? The re-launch of Loop brings together designers from different disciplines and countries to show us how.

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Beatrice Santiccioli: Specializing in Color: by Louise Sandhaus; Aug 04, 2005(4); A visual designer discusses how Swatch watches, watercolors and cooking can inspire the design of color. Louise Sandhaus draws out how Beatrice Santiccioli came to be the Queen of Color.

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Hearing Type: by Frank Armstrong; Jun 27, 2005(4); Understanding the dynamic qualities of typography through analogies with sound and music.

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The Order of Order: by Denise Gonzales Crisp; Jan 31, 2005(6); One of the functions of design is to bring order to the world. But how to decide what the categories are that constitute order?

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