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Clients Presentation Schedule Thursday 05 December 2024

Clients will provide feedback to their designers. As Client, you will provide maximum 5 minutes long feedback to your collaborators. It important that your Design team was able to view your Client the feedback boards and video well in advance of the scheduled final presentation. Both the feedback boards and 60-second-long promotional video needs to be posted onto your Designers’ project blogs. Please note that each posts should not be larger that 30Mb.

Provide feedback to collaborators through 2 digital boards (A2). The 2 boards should outline how the proposed design outputs have / have NOT addressed your Client’s Project Brief and on their design process. This feedback will provide your collaborators with a ‘peer review’ feedback. Upload the two boards onto your Designer Team website. As Clients you will use these boards as visual aids during the final feedback presentation.

ChinaRussia
Türkiye		ItalyBrazilClientsDesigners’ Project BlogClients
17:0012:0010:006:00China 01➡️https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-12
https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-01⏪ Türkiye 12
17:2012:2010:206:20Italy 24➡️https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-11
https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-24⏪ Türkiye 11
17:4012:4010:406:40China 05➡️https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-15
https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-05⏪ Rus. 15
18:0013:0011:007:00China 04 ➡️https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-20
https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-04⏪ Italy 20
18:2013:2011:207:20China 06 ➡️https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-18
https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-06⏪ Rus. 18
18:4013:4011:407:40Italy 23 ➡️https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-17
https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-23⏪ Rus. 17
19:0014:0012:008:00Tur.09 ➡️https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-21
https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-09⏪ Italy 21
19:2014:2012:208:20Italy 25 ➡️https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-19
https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-25⏪ Rus. 19
20:0015:0013:009:00China 02 ➡️https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-27
https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-02⏪ Brazil 27
20:2015:2013:209:20Brazil 29 ➡️https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-22
https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-29⏪ Italy 22
20:4015:4013:409:40Brazil 30 ➡️https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-16
https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-30⏪ Rus. 16
21:0016:0014:0010:00Türkiye 13 ➡️ https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-26
https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-13⏪ Brazil 26
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Presentation Schedule Wednesday 27 November 2024

This schedule is ONLY for the Client Teams 03, 07, 10 and 08!

Clients will provide feedback to their designers. As Client, you will provide maximum 5 minutes long feedback to your collaborators. It important that your Design team was able to view your Client the feedback boards and video well in advance of the scheduled final presentation. Both the feedback boards and 60 second long promotional video needs to be posted onto your Designers’ project blogs. Please note that the each posts should not be larger that 30Mb.

Provide feedback to collaborators through 2 digital boards (A2). The 2 boards should outline how the proposed design outputs have / have NOT addressed your Client’s Project Brief and on their design process. This feedback will provide your collaborators with a ‘peer review’ feedback. Upload the two boards onto your Designer Team website. As Clients you will use these boards as visual aids during the final feedback presentation.

ChinaTürkiyeSpainClientsDesigners’ Project BlogClients
19:0014.0012:00China 03➡️https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-07
https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-03⏪ Spain 07
19:2014:2012:20Türkiye 10➡️https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-08/
https://theglobalstudio.eu/2024-10⏪ Spain 07

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Game process and specific details

First, we need to be grouped together by drawing lots

The first group drawn by drawing lots will experience the map

Then we started the whole game process: as you can see, we designed five very different maps as a demonstration of equal scaling down, with a real map size of 3 meters by 4 meters, so that all the members of the group could stand and play on the maps!

The second group drawn by drawing lots will experience the map

The third group drawn by drawing lots will experience the map

The fourth group drawn by drawing lots will experience the map

The fifth group drawn by drawing lots will experience the map

Players rely on homemade dice props to determine the number of steps to move.

The entire map we designed eight different styles of mini-games, each game is simple and easy to get started, a single game time control in 3-5 minutes!

These are our action tokens. When a group completes a trivia game, they will win an action token as a reward!

After our play and calculations, the time to complete all eight games is manageable at 27-36 minutes!

Warm tips: players in the process of throwing dice if the throw to the number of steps after the mini-game, players need to complete the mini-game and then move to the target grid

When the player has completed all the games, the end point is reached and the game process is over

At the end of the five group process, we will compare the number of action tokens for each group, and the group with the highest number will each receive a badge as a reward and memento of the event!

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Making Collaboration Easy: Scheduling and Communication Tips for All Teams

We are Team 12, and we’ve been paired with Team 01. We are happy to be a part of this group! Based on our experience during the pairing process until now, we would like to share a few things we’ve implemented so far, which we believe could be beneficial for others.

To identify common availability for meetings, we first created a weekly schedule on Canva in our time zone (GMT+3). Then, we adjusted this schedule to align with our paired team’s time zone (GMT+8). Afterwards, we shared the schedule we created in our own team blog. It eased the decision process pretty much. If you’re having difficulty finding shared time slots, we recommend this approach.

Additionally, to overcome language barriers and simplify communication, we’ve started using WeChat based on Team 01’s recommendation. The app’s feature to translate any text into your desired language with just a few taps has greatly facilitated our conversations.

We hope these tips are helpful!

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Read more about the article BIO: Garazi Navarro Ugidos

BIO: Garazi Navarro Ugidos

My name is Garazi Navarro Ugidos, and I am a student of Industrial Design and Product Development Engineering at TECNUN (University of Navarra), located in the city of San Sebastián (Donostia), Spain. San Sebastián is a beautiful city in the north of Spain, renowned for its incredible gastronomy and rich culture. The city offers many lively celebrations, such as the Tamborrada, held on January 20th. However, I live in Lasarte-Oria, a small town just 15 minutes from Donostia by car. While it’s not as large as San Sebastián, it is a great place to grow up due to its friendly atmosphere and sense of security. Living here in the Basque Country has also given me the opportunity to learn one of the most beautiful languages in the world: Basque. In addition to Basque, I also speak Spanish and English.

My hobbies include playing basketball and traveling. I have been involved in sports since I was a child, and I continue to play basketball for Easo, a club in Donostia where I’ve been a member since I was eight years old. I currently compete in Spain’s first national league, which is the fourth tier of Spanish basketball. Playing basketball is my refuge space where I can relax and recharge. Additionally, I have a deep love for traveling, as it allows me to immerse myself in different cultures and broaden my perspective on life. One of my biggest dreams is to travel the world with my family, as I am a very family-oriented person and enjoy spending quality time with them.

I will graduate in 2025, but I am excited to continue learning beyond university. I would like to find a company where I can start my professional career. I am open to working in Spain or abroad, as I’ve always been eager to experience living in other countries. I have a passion for creativity, innovation, and designing solutions that help people. Creating something that can positively impact someone’s life has always been a dream of mine. I have a particular interest in biomedical products due to my long-standing desire to contribute to the healthcare field. Additionally, I am very interested in the intersection of artificial intelligence and design, and I am eager to explore how AI can be integrated into innovative solutions.

I am also thrilled to be part of the Global Design Studio. Sarah, Emma, and I are eager to start working on developing a solution for a country like China. The cultural differences inspire us to think outside the box and foster personal growth. We believe that working in a culturally diverse environment not only challenges us to approach problems from fresh perspectives but also helps us build adaptable, globally relevant solutions. This opportunity allows us to expand our creative horizons and collaborate in ways that push the boundaries of design and innovation. We are excited to dive into this experience, knowing it will be a significant step in our personal and professional development.

You can contact me via WhatsApp: +34 622765202, Linkedin: Garazi Navarro Ugidos, Gmail: gnavarrougi@alumni.unav.es and Instagram (garaziinavarro).

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Task | Change your Display Name

If you have not done so, I would like you to change your Display name so that it is NOT the same as your username. There are two reasons for this.

  1. The readers will have a better sense of what is your name and who you are when reading your posts and comments
  2. Your Username is one element how you and hackers can log onto your account and therefore it is a good practice NOT to have your Username displayed publicly. Thus, if your Username is not displayed, a hacker would need to guess not just your password but also your Username.

How to change your Display name

To change your Display name please make sure you are login to your account. While you are in the Dashboard, select option labelled Profile, see the Step 1 in the image below.

When you can see your Profile perform the following six steps:

  • Step 2: Fill your Given/First name
  • Step 3: Fill your Family/Last name
  • Step 4: Fill your Nickname which should be different from the Username!
  • Step 5: From the dropdown, menu select your Display name which should be different from your Username!
  • Step 6: Click on Update button to save your amendments and wait for confirmation before heading somewhere else.

any question do write a comment below or email me on erik.bohemia@hvl.no

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Task | Client’s Project Briefs

Due Tuesday 15 October 2024

We expect the teams in their roles as clients to talk to their specific family members such as grandparents who will form the intended “users”, take photos, drawings, and discover their unique practices which their daily lives.

To develop the client project brief. Each client team will need to summarise their analysis through visual materials such as storyboards or short movies or comics or animations. These visual materials are intended to provide your allocated design teams to become familiar with your selected users’ day to day practices and to guide their future design explorations.

Thus, you, as the local cultural expert on your selected users’ practices will need to support and guide your designers during the project.

Finally, we will expect the client teams to make informal user tests with the users who informed the initial briefs and include these moments in their concluding videos and evaluations.

Important NOTE: Post your Client Project Briefs on your allocated designers’ teams project site.

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Participating Universities

In order to explore the general 2024 Global Studio theme of Celebrating the Daily Little Joys of Life within a broader cultural context, you will be working with student teams located in the following participating universities (the universities are listed from East to West):

  • Shandong University of Art & Design / SUAD / @Jinan, China
  • Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia / RUDN @Moscow, Russia
  • Middle East Technical University / METU @Ankara, Turkey
  • Università degli Studi Suor Orsola Benincasa / @Napoli, Italy
  • University of Navarra / Tecun @Pamplona, Spain
  • Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul / UFRGS @Porto Alegre, Brazil

The Global Studio facilitators are wising you a great learning experience together and enjoy working with each other.

Jinan | Moscow | Ankara | Napoli | Pamplona | Porto Alegre

Have fun!

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Task | Designers’ Team Banner

Due Tuesday 08 October 2024

You Task is to develop a banner for your Design Team. The banner will be used as a Heather for your Design Project Site. The dimensions can vary from 340x125pixels or 1350 by 270px or 2000x400px

The Designers’ Team Banner needs to include the following:

  • design team’s logo
  • design team’s name
  • design team members’ photos and names

Examples of the past designers’ banners

If like you, you can always modify your banners later on.

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