Integrated learning design: design theory versus technology in graphic design

Dawn Porritt-Deverson; Bob Miller

Integrated learning design: design theory versus technology in graphic design

Dawn Porritt-Deverson, Bob Miller

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Abstract

Do we want to create designers, or technologists who think they are designers? Desktop publishing programs gives the operator permission to call themselves graphic designers. The paper outlines an investigation into the need to integrate design theory and the learning of new graphic design software programs. Since the 1980s we have seen a change in design theory, design practice and design training, influenced by design education within the university context, a dramatic increase in student numbers, the growth of design as a preferred profession, and new technologies. Visual concepts are the starting point for all design, they are a way of visually describing an idea. The incorrect use of technology is producing poor design

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Art and Design Update: New Policies – New Opportunities : Proceedings of the 2004 Australian Council of University Art and Design Schools Annual Conference
Editors	Stephanie Jones
Place of Publication	Australia
Publisher	Australian Council of University Art Design Schools
Pages	na-na
Number of pages	5
ISBN (Print)	0731530403
Publication status	Published - 2004
Event	ACUADS 2004 Conference - Canberra, Australia Duration: 23 Sept 2004 → 25 Sept 2004

Conference

Conference	ACUADS 2004 Conference
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Canberra
Period	23/09/04 → 25/09/04

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Porritt-Deverson, D., & Miller, B. (2004). Integrated learning design: design theory versus technology in graphic design. In S. Jones (Ed.), Art and Design Update: New Policies – New Opportunities : Proceedings of the 2004 Australian Council of University Art and Design Schools Annual Conference (pp. na-na). Australian Council of University Art Design Schools. https://acuads.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/porrit_miller.pdf

Porritt-Deverson, Dawn ; Miller, Bob. / Integrated learning design: design theory versus technology in graphic design. Art and Design Update: New Policies – New Opportunities : Proceedings of the 2004 Australian Council of University Art and Design Schools Annual Conference . editor / Stephanie Jones. Australia : Australian Council of University Art Design Schools, 2004. pp. na-na

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Porritt-Deverson, D & Miller, B 2004, Integrated learning design: design theory versus technology in graphic design. in S Jones (ed.), Art and Design Update: New Policies – New Opportunities : Proceedings of the 2004 Australian Council of University Art and Design Schools Annual Conference . Australian Council of University Art Design Schools, Australia, pp. na-na, ACUADS 2004 Conference, Canberra, Australia, 23/09/04. <https://acuads.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/porrit_miller.pdf>

Integrated learning design: design theory versus technology in graphic design. / Porritt-Deverson, Dawn; Miller, Bob.
Art and Design Update: New Policies – New Opportunities : Proceedings of the 2004 Australian Council of University Art and Design Schools Annual Conference . ed. / Stephanie Jones. Australia: Australian Council of University Art Design Schools, 2004. p. na-na.

Research output: A Conference proceeding or a Chapter in Book › Conference contribution › peer-review

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