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POSTER DESIGN XTENTION 2023 [English as the Gateway to Knowledge] The philosophy of the "Global doors open with English" poster reflects the idea that proficiency in English is not just a means of communication, but also a gateway to the world of global knowledge. The title implies that by mastering English, a person is able to open the door to broader and deeper knowledge. Images of stacks of books, open books, or students reading in English aim to express the concept that English is a means to dig deeper into the sources of knowledge. Global icons add a dimension of globality, showing that English is the key that opens up opportunities to connect with knowledge from different parts of the world. This philosophy invites viewers to view English proficiency as a deeper understanding of the world. This poster encourages appreciation of English as a tool that can open the gates to knowledge, and at the same time inspires motivation to develop English language skills in order to access educational opportunities and global knowledge. #BeautyNaturMarisa #posterdesign #poster #2Ddesign #graphicdesign #design #2Dposter #2D

?? Where is design education heading? In IIDA's latest Perspective: Education Issue, we check in with educators, mentors, and students to explore the evolving landscape of learning in the design world. From fostering the next generation of designers through programs like Design Your World, to professional development opportunities for established designers—the path to knowledge is ever-expanding. ?? Discover how IIDA is committed to advancing education and empowering lifelong learners. Read the full issue here: https://ow.ly/SS9B50TSIXP #IIDA #DesignEducation

Day 16 of 20-Day learning challenge. Hello everyone, welcome to the new week and thanks for keeping up with my daily update on my journey with Africa Agility Foundation Today I’ll be talking about designing systems. Many atimes as designers we create a design system without knowing what it all about, and mistake it for style guide. What is a design system: Design systems provide consistent styling and interaction guidelines for teams. It includes reusable components, design principles and guidelines to achieve consistency and efficiency across a company's digital products. Advantages of Design Systems are: - Consistency - Enhanced efficiency - Facilitate collaboration - Scalability - Quality Control - Inclusivity - Brand Reinforcement Many people mistake style guide for design systems, here is Difference Between a Design System and a Style Guide. A design system covers various design aspects which also include a style guide as one of its components. A style guide focuses on the visual design and brand elements like typography, colors which focuses more on brand consistency. Thanks to our tutor Orenaiya Babatunde Ademola for a well thought class. ??Product Design: #20DaysinPDWithAA #GIT20DayChallenge Africa Agility Foundation Moyinoluwa Adetola

Many mistakes are made when using these two synonyms. Indeed, people tend to mix up the prepositions or even use ones which are not featured in this post. It’s “apart from” and “except for”. Two useful structures to master, especially when taking part in meetings or write long reports/letters. When used to mean “not considering”, these structures are interchangeable. Examples : . “Except for Germany, our new products are selling well.” . “Apart from Germany, our new products are selling well.” #englishtips #neuchatel #ecoledelangues #coursdelangues #coursanglais #speakingenglish

What should you consider when developing or peer-reviewing a visual essay for an academic publication? This sketchnoting-based essay defines the visual essay as a kind of research-through-design and proposes humanistic lenses to answer this question: https://lnkd.in/gAYiFbbt This visual essay and others are the product of the first AIGA Design Educators Community (DEC) Design & Writing Fellowship, where design faculty across the US explored the notion of visual essay. Please take a look! #design #designtheory #designacademia #designeducation #aigadec #visualessay

I love Hong Kong street signs look, it's a pure graphic. I was curious how hard to learn Chinese and I discovered it's crazy! ?? So, I haven't learned Chinese but decided to imagine an Education Poster. This concept was inspired by the aesthetics of old posters and stamping art. I wanna say a little about the flow and try my best to make it shorter (which looks impossible). I found out that Chinese learners use various learning techniques. Still, the most popular is a combination of mnemonic character memorization techniques and Chinese radicals (200+ characters as the base component!). I chose very few basic radicals and made a mnemonic connection. The topic is quite complex so I tried to code some information inside without explanation, but for attentive discovery. I made it to save a clean view. And that's why I didn't mark how looks symbols of 'a ten' and 'a hundred'. You learn symbols 1, 2, 3 from the pictures, so now you can catch how looks 'a ten', and after how looks 'a hundred'. The abundance of information looks intimidating, so I tried to reduce it as much as possible while maintaining information content. Anyway, it's just a concept. And the number's images. The number three is not a radical, so it's just additional information and that's why it has grey colors. The correct hand-holding is the first image - left hand, palm from oneself. The second picture of the hand just shows where is the thumb. I know it can be confusing but I so much wanted to show how to remember numbers from 1 to 3. Oh my, that's it! Hope you enjoyed ?? I left some additional images in the comments. #educational #languagelearning #posterdesign #poster

Are you curious about the powers of #behavioural design and #nudging to change patterns - for instance in your #signup process, #subscription flow or elsewhere in your #target group(s) or #organisation ? I have been asked to do a guest lecture on Danish agency bro's 3day course on behavioural design, and I'm thrilled about the perspectives in bridging behavioural design with my professional passion for subscription #business models ?? ?? ?? The course introduces you to the theoretical framework and foundation of behavioural design and teaches how to implement the principles in your everyday professional (or private) life. You work on a case of your own throughout the course and end up with applicable takeaways that can be put into play right away ?? ?? My angle???? How subscription businesses create value when they - consciously or unconsciously - follow principles from behavioural design. bro has been a forerunner in behavioural design for years and you can trust that course teachers Sofie Martine Dideriksen and Josefine Eliasen draw upon scientific research and insights??. Kia Kathrine Fischer ensures excellence in the framework of a course, where a testimonial from a previous participant is nothing less than: "Best course I've ever attended" There are still a few spots left on this autumn's 3day course (23-24 Oct + 21 Nov). Sign up today if you want to join - or register to the mailing list ?? (follow ?? and scroll ??) and get notified when future dates are announced ??? https://lnkd.in/dUgXJdUc Note: This course is in Danish but courses and talks in English can also be arranged. Don't hesitate to reach out to founder and CEO Helle Bro or to me if you are curious to hear more. Thanks for always great inspiration from Subscrybe by Jonas Juul Jeppesen, Frederik Weis Holst and Morten Suhr Hansen. Photo: Snapshot from the Berlin wall at ?? BER - Berlin Brandenburg Airport this morning on my way to gate ??

I learned today that in 2026, approximately 100 new Visual Communication Design (VCD) students will graduate with their BAs from Aalto University and Lahti Institute of Design and Fine Arts. Ten years ago, the number of graduates would have been around 30. Having 100 new highly educated designers is a substantial number in the Finnish VCD field. So the question that was raised during the conversation was: What should these students be taught in school today to prepare them for their future work lives?

Malagasy is an Austronesian language spoken in Madagascar. This is the official language of Madagascar, after French. This language is spoken by 25 million people. If you want to get to know the culture of Madagascar, learn the Malagasy language at: https://lnkd.in/dNAXE8MZ https://lnkd.in/dHmBrUrx #malagasy #language #linkstudio

### 9. **Cultural References and Idioms** - **Shared Knowledge**: Language often contains idiomatic expressions and cultural references that reflect the values, beliefs, and experiences of a culture. Understanding these references is crucial for effective communication. - **Language Nuances**: Speakers must consider whether their audience shares the same cultural background to avoid misunderstandings. A1cities.com is it how or when?