Creative Education Symposium Online "What should creative education be like after COVID‑19?”

The Faculty of Design, Kyushu University, held an online symposium, “What should creative education be like after COVID‑19?.”
As the COVID‑19 continues to cause difficulties on a global scale, how is the situation in art and design changing? In the area of digital activities, it seems that there are not only negative elements, but also opportunities. A year and a half has passed since the spread of COVID‑19, and in order to have an opportunity to summarize what is still troubling and what has improved, we invited educators and researchers from Asia’s leading art and design universities as panelists to introduce examples of their educational practices. In addition, we will deepened the discussion on what the future of creative activities will be and how we want it to be.

This symposium was held in cooperation with The 19th International Conference of Asia Digital Art and Design (ADADA 2021).

Date
December 5, 2021 16:20-18:00 (Japan & Korea time)

How to hold
Webinar using the online conferencing tool “Zoom”

Program
*Language: English
１）Opening Remarks
Akira Omoto（Dean of the Faculty of Design, Kyushu University）
２）Presentation of educational cases from each university (50 minutes)
Taiwan：Janaka Rajapakse（Tainan National University of the Arts）
China:Haipeng Mi（Tsinghua University, P.R. China）
Korea：Jinny Hye Jin Choo（Korea National University of Arts）
Indonesia：Banung Grahita（Bandung Institute of Technology)
Japan：Hiroyuki Matsuguma（Faculty of Design, Kyushu University）
３）Discussion（30 minutes）
Panelists:Janaka Rajapakse, Haipeng Mi, Jinny Hye Jin Choo, Banung Grahita, Hiroyuki Matsuguma
Moderator: Tetsuaki Baba（Tokyo Metropolitan University）
４）Closing Remarks
Kunio Kondo（Tokyo University of Technology /President of ADADA JAPAN）

Organizer
Faculty of Design, Kyushu University
Co-organizer
Asia Digital Art and Design Association（ADADA）
2021Asia Digital Art Award Executive Committee（ADAA）