Concerns about the In-person course
Written by Taoan, 2022 Cohort I want to share a fable from my country. Bianque was a famous physician in ancient
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Why now is not a good time to resume offline work/courses?
Written by Sifan, 2022 Cohort Next week, on January 24, our school will resume full-offline classes. It would be nice
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Use critical thinking to improve searching quotient
Written by Xiao Wei, 2021 Cohort
In the 5G era, explosive information makes it harder for us to find practical information accurately. I reasonably feel that the “searching quotient” (rather than EQ, IQ, AQ）is the most essential quality in 21 century. … Continue readingUse critical thinking to improve searching quotient
Inclusive design in Canada
Written by Cassie, 2022 Cohort
After about 12 hours of flight, I successfully landed in a country surrounded by ice and snow, Canada. As a newcomer who has been in Canada for just one month, everything is fresh. Not only do I experience the cultural differences here, but I also discovered inclusive design in Canada. … Continue readingInclusive design in Canada
Thoughts about digital sculpting from a 3D Artist
Written by Taoan, 2022 Cohort
Due to the pandemic, I spent most of the time with my laptop at home during the holidays. Though most of the time I was playing video games, watching fun videos and game streaming of my friends, I also did some learning related to my major, like watching tutorials of modelling and making some progress on my 3D model for the portfolio. That’s why I want to talk about digital sculpting today. … Continue readingThoughts about digital sculpting from a 3D Artist
Pearl Harbour, 1941 Lessons
Written by Nima, 2021 Cohort
It’s 7 o’clock in the morning, on the seventh of December 1941. Once again the sun has risen from behind the Hawaiian Tropical forest. It’s one of those normal Saturdays where everyone waits for the full sun to rise and reach the golden beach. … Continue readingPearl Harbour, 1941 Lessons
Mind-refreshing teamwork experience — the cannery project
Written by Sifan, 2021 Cohort
Both challenging and warm hearted. This is my strongest impression of the cannery project simulation. However, I believe that this experience will be remembered fondly. … Continue readingMind-refreshing teamwork experience — the cannery project
The knowledge I used in the cannery project
Written by Taoan, 2021 Cohort
The Cannery proposal, which is the final team assignment of the first semester in Pre-MDM was completed yesterday. … Continue readingThe knowledge I used in the cannery project
The different presentations of storyboards between video media and our project proposal
Written by Octavia, 2021 Cohort
What is a storyboard? Normally, a storyboard is a series of ordered pictures that can represent a whole video/story section. But when we tried to use a storyboard to help represent our project proposal, everything changed. … Continue readingThe different presentations of storyboards between video media and our project proposal
Fragmentary thoughts of the Cannery project
Written by Dong, 2021 Cohort
Eventually, we have finished our Cannery project, and I really enjoyed the teamwork environment with Cassie, Fang, Nima and Xiao. Perhaps it’s time to gather some thinking generated in this process and utilize it in the future project making! … Continue readingFragmentary thoughts of the Cannery project