Richard Lane, Autodesk Senior Manager, Training and Certification, took on another day of in class activities this time it was year 10 students. Working with groups of 10 students at a time for 50 minute sessions Richard engaged over 100 students at his local secondary school in the UK using the Smartphone Accessory project available in the Digital STEAM Workshop curriculum. Students explored the Design Thinking process applying the concepts they learned through the designer videos to their own Smartphone Accessory design. Students worked through the Understand, Explore, Define and Ideate STAGES to create a Smartphone case design for Amy. Check out their design ideas – all created in fifteen minutes of actual design time!
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SKILLS USA 2011
We are at SKILLS USA this week in Kansas City, MO! Having a great time meeting lots of talented students in the competitions using Autodesk software. Here are a couple of images from our well attended judges panel, we have great jusdges this year, Stephen Goldblatt from Bazillion Pictures, Bob Donatucci from Double Helix Games, Nils, Norgren from Neoscape and Eddie Perlberg from Autodesk.
