in collaboration with University of the Arts London this event is now finished
Prototyping: Serious Play in the Design Studio
How can an illustration, a model, maquette, digital render, or a role-play be used to capture, test and/or communicate the value of an idea and its potential impact in solving a problem?
This one-day CPD course will explore ways that prototyping, as a pivotal phase in design thinking and process, can help Level 3 learners and professional creatives to understand more about the impact of their ideas on the world, and on the people and communities for whom they design.
Participant at CPD event experiments with transferring an initial sketch into a 3D mock-up in wire © University of the Arts London (UALab), 2015
Participants at a Design Museum CPD event share ideas for teaching and learning in design classroom © Design Museum
Participants at a FE Tutors CPD event take part in a design educators’ forum facilitated by Asif Khan, ex-Designer-in-Residence © Design Museum
Le Corbusier, 1936, ‘Voiture Minimum’ prototype car ©Design Museum Collection 2015.
Le Corbusier, 1936, ‘Voiture Minimum’ prototype car (three-quarter view). This was the second prototype created to mark the opening of the Design Museum in 1989.
There are limited places available – reserve yours now by using the online form below. Delegates will receive priority booking and discounts for a follow-up CPD event in the Autumn term (date to be announced). This event includes free access to the museum exhibitions until 17:45. It also includes an exclusive resource pack, workshop materials, lunch and refreshments.
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