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CA1

course description -- ca1: we create identity

The course description(s) are taken from the accreditation report Creative Technology (version 2.0).

content(s)

The goal of the course, which will take the structure of a group project, is to set a new group of students to work, to learn about the topics of creative technology, to get to know eachother and the staff, and to find ways of expressing their interests and viewpoints in a varietly of ways, including blogs, (interactive) videos, and wikis, using commonly available Web 2.0 community services.

Facilities to be used include

Equally important is that students discover the means that are at their disposal to communicate and document their work,in individual portfolios, using basic tools for web development and content creation.

prerequisite(s):

admission to curriculum

goal(s) & attainment target(s)


The course aims at providing

Students are expected to be well-motivated, and will be stimulated to find creative ways of expressing themselves.

place in curriculum:

Introductory course for all students, just after arrival.

application area & motivating example(s)

There are various way to create identity, from social networks and communicate personal and professional information using the web

Students are encouraged to explore these means of expression, and select those that fit their needs, in discussiong with supervising staff.

teaching methods

This first CA course will primarily be an exercise in self-organisation, with an important goal to create coherence in a group of new students, with a variety of backgrounds. The course will be organised as a series of lectures and workshops. In the lectures topics in creative technology will be presented by selected staff members. The workshops will deal with planning, supervision of team work, and creative sessions in which the options for expressing opinions, technical information and knowledge will be discussed.

Additional instruction may be needed to clarify issues of communication and presentation, and to prepare students for the creation of an individual (digital) portfolio.

Feedback will be given in the workshops, and by assessing the products as made available online. Peer reviews will not only be used for feedback, but will also form part of the procedure of assessment and grading. Grading takes place by assessing the work in a presentation session, where students present and discuss their work and contributions to the group project..

special facilities

computer lab, meeting room(s) & presentation facilities, as well as suitable software tools


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