The Value of Co-Design across cultures: Engaging students to solve the ‘wicked problems’ of the 21st century

Keyphrases

• 21st Century 100%
• Australia 100%
• Across Cultures 100%
• Wicked Problems 100%
• Engaging Students 100%
• Built Environment 50%
• Asia-Pacific Region 50%
• Graphic Design 50%
• Industrial Design 50%
• Health Care Services 50%
• Singapore 50%
• Healthy Aging 50%
• Nursing 50%
• Australian States 50%
• Community Engagement 50%
• Product Design 50%
• Web Design 50%
• Knowledge-how 50%
• Technical Skills 50%
• Dementia Care 50%
• Residential Care 50%
• Site Visits 50%
• Growing Population 50%
• Social Isolation 50%
• Singaporean 50%
• Job Market 50%
• Mobility Problems 50%
• Multicultural Society 50%
• Community Interactions 50%
• Housing Community 50%
• Population Imbalance 50%
• Hong Kong Students 50%
• Cross-cultural Approach 50%
• Care Engagement 50%
• Residential Community 50%
• Public Health nursing 50%
• Mobility of Care 50%
• Visual Communication Design 50%

Social Sciences

• 21st Century 100%
• Technological Change 100%
• Australia 66%
• Asia and the Pacific 33%
• Asia 33%
• Industrial Design 33%
• Singapore 33%
• Health Service 33%
• Healthy Ageing 33%
• Communications Design 33%
• Nutrition Policy 33%
• Product Design 33%
• Know How 33%
• Research Report 33%
• Hong Kong 33%
• Multicultural Society 33%
• Community Interaction 33%
• Social Alienation 33%

Computer Science

• Product Design 100%
• Participatory Design 100%
• Engaging Student 100%
• Communication Design 50%
• Technical Skill 50%
• Visual Environment 50%
• Social Isolation 50%
• Cultural Approach 50%