I’ve been a member of the Steering Committee of the AIGA Design Educators Community (DEC) for the past three years. As you’ll see from our new site, there are many current initiatives, and several resources in place for our fellow educators. Please feel free to check things out, and consider joining us in our efforts.
From my involvement in the AIGA Social Studies Design Education Conference in 2008:
Sustainability 2.2 – Paul Nini — http://vimeo.com/5923983?ab
Sustainability 2.4 – Q & A with Aaris Sherin, Paul Nini, Peter Fine & Eric Benson, and Joseph Coates — http://vimeo.com/5924382?ab
Pecha Kucha – Paul Nini — http://vimeo.com/5925426?ab
I will be participating in this conference, hosted by NC State University. I look forward to seeing colleagues there.
I will be leading a workshop at the Exposed 2010 Conference sponsored by Arizona State University’s School of Design Innovation, and held at their downtown Phoenix campus, April 7-10. I look forward to seeing colleagues in attendance.
I will be attending, and hope to see colleagues there. Also, please check out the AIGA Design Educators Community. I serve on it’s Steering Committee.
Many thanks to the good people of GD USA for featuring the Graphic Design Heroes T-Shirt Series in their May 2009 News section. Roll-over the Alvin Lustig image for the text.
Paul Nini’s recent book review of Richard Farson’s “The Power of Design: A Force for Transforming Everything” (Ostberg/Greenway Communications) appears on the ICOGRADA (International Council of Graphic Design Organizations) web-site, in the Features section.
Many thanks to Rick Poynor for his thoughtful critique of the Graphic Design Heroes T-Shirt Series on the Eye magazine blog.
Many thanks to Steven Heller of the Daily Heller, who recently profiled my Graphic Design Heroes T-Shirt Series available at Skreened.com — which then sent it traveling, virus-like, throughout cyber-space.
Paul Nini’s recent book review of Maggie McNab’s “Decoding Design: Understanding and Using Symbols in Visual Communication” (HOW Books) appears on the ICOGRADA (International Council of Graphic Design Organizations) web-site, in the Features section.
