Design is an activity that recognizes the goals or purposes, shapes its objects - creates their forms, evaluates and determines the forms of its objects and makes their contents universally comprehensible.

The design process

• transforms abstract consumer demands into specific product drawings.
• is a process of function allocation that identifies product purposes - such as functions - and allocates them to a structural product.
• manipulates information creatively.
• is a decision-making process.

Design Language and Terms by Onemedia.com

One Magazine

Ten Design Education Ideas for Art Educators by Martin Rayala

The Design Process by Dr. Paul Sproll

Design Education in the Classroom by William Wright the Elder

Designing Minds class at Farmington High School by William Wright the Elder

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Electronic Media Scholarship

EMIG (NAEA Electronic Media Interest Group)

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