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Hello, I am Sandra Rook, 20 years old and a fourth-year International Creative Business Student at InHolland University of Applied Sciences, The Hague. I'm searching for a company to work with for my graduation project. In this assignment, Design-Based Research (DBR) is being used to answer a client's challenge.  I'll conduct internal and external research to determine the structure, target market, and marketing tactics needed to take on the challenge and discover a solution. A prototype will be created from this. The time frame for completing this assignment is early February to early June. In the end, a prototype will be presented together with the conducted research. Some important details about the assignment: This is not an internship (I will have classes during this time and will not be present at the company) The timeframe for this project is approximately 20 weeks A supervisor is needed for any questions and/or comments What is expected from the client: A challenge to solve for the client A designated contact person to answer questions during the research (available ~ 1 hour per week) Attendance at two handovers/presentations (preferably the contact person) If you or your company are interested in this project or if you have any questions, please contact me at 667759@student.inholland.nl.

Our latest series of posts via Lucidea will highlight how interns can be included in museum CMS projects with three project ideas to consider for your next intern. Today's post discusses important aspects to consider when structuring how an intern (or interns) may be incorporated into a museum CMS project. In the following weeks we’ll break down each project idea outlined in this post to include suggested scopes of work, activities, and outcomes. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gcWVuCeH

Introducing our new ‘Find A Solution’ digital intern funded through the Internship Hub University of Glasgow Abby Carter! Abby is a Sound Design and Audiovisual Practice MSc student. Abby has been working on a range of projects for the archive - graphic design and content creation- including this post! She has been particularly enjoying assisting in the development of some secondary school teaching resources as well as designing biographies of connections of Alasdair's for print and social media. While Abby’s technical skills are certainly being challenged and developed at AGA, it is the practice of working in the archive and learning from Alasdair Gray's approach to making that is teaching her the most. She has learnt that she cannot produce good work in a vacuum and that openly collaborating with, and being inspired by, other makers and their works is invaluable. Her past experience has been varied - in film, music, and design - and she had often felt that she should narrow down her remit in order to be successful. Alasdair's multitude of skills and creative outputs have equipped Abby with the confidence not to try and neatly fold her own creative practice into one box. His open, generous, and ambitious approach to creative practice has hugely inspired her own. Abby writes; ‘I think that AGA positions Alasdair Gray not as some untouchable 'great', in the way that successful people are often posthumously painted by museums and archives. Instead, AGA allows visitors a personal insight into Alasdair's life, connections and causes. What struck me first about AGA was its complete lack of pretension or exclusivity, which I think underpinned Alasdair Gray's work. In practice, this ethos means that interns such as myself are given a huge amount of trust with projects and tasks that other organisations might not hand over so willingly.’ #alasdairgray #thealasdairgrayarchive #studentstories

Crafting the perfect design? Dive into the world of graphic design with Achvr's expert tips and tricks. Elevate your creativity, unlock new possibilities, and let your designs speak volumes! Internship + Training slots opened for Jan 2024 & Feb 2024. Hurry Up !! #Achvr #GraphicDesignMagic #DesignTips #CreativeHacks #VisualWonders #DesignProTips #AchvrDesigns

❤️My internship journey as Editorial Intern for the Journal of Formative Design in Learning has reached its conclusion. This experience has been truly enlightening as I have immersed myself in the task of reading, synthesizing, and crafting social media posts accompanied by visuals. My primary goal was to generate traction and potentially attract new publishers to the Journal of Formative Design in Learning. While I am pleased to say I achieved this objective, I depart from this internship with one profound "ah-ha" moment that I am eager to share. 🫵 📚I want to make an argument for pursuing good research and why it should guide our practices. 🚀 In a world of information overload, where opinions flood our feeds and trends are presented in the most convincing way, there is one steadfast beacon we must never overlook: research. 🙌 🚥Why? Because research is not just a collection of facts and figures—it's the heartbeat of progress, the foundation upon which our practices should stand. It's the result of countless hours of dedication, rigorous testing, and unwavering curiosity.💡 🤔Think about it: Would you trust a map drawn by someone who has never explored the terrain? Or would you rather navigate with the guidance of those who have meticulously charted the course?🗺️ 🔦Research isn't about stifling creativity; it's about illuminating the path forward. It's about tapping into the wealth of knowledge that has been unearthed through careful investigation and analysis. 😍By embracing research, we empower ourselves to make informed decisions, to innovate with purpose, and to elevate our practices to new heights. It's the difference between stumbling in the dark and walking confidently under the light of knowledge. ✨So, let us make a pact: may we always seek out research, to let it be our guiding star in a sea of uncertainty. Let's embrace the wisdom it offers and use it to hone our craft for a more empowered future.  I encourage you, for your next teaching or learning endeavor, to seek empirical evidence to guide your design choices. It is in this final post I invite you once more to learn from the Journal of Formative Design in Learning!  Furthermore, if you've conducted research and have valuable insight to share, please contact Michele Stork, Ed.D. and begin the process of publishing. It has been my greatest pleasure, Jaclyn Holimon #Nerdsrule #JFDL #Research #Formativedesign #bestpractices #instructionaldesign

How to Master Professional practice through Internships Design school education With Ar. Huzefa K. Welcome to The Serial Designer, your destination for all things design and creativity! Design Education and Professional Practice: Join us as we explore how design is taught in colleges and universities, focusing on the practical aspects that bridge the gap between theory and real-world application. Our guests share their experiences with design education, shedding light on the valuable lessons learned in classrooms and studios. Discover how these lessons lay the foundation for a successful career in the design industry. Internships: A Gateway to the Professional World: Internships play a pivotal role in shaping a designer's journey. We discuss the importance of internships in gaining practical experience, building networks, and applying classroom knowledge to real-world scenarios. Our guests share their insights into securing internships, making the most of these opportunities, and how internships can be a stepping stone to a thriving design career. Indian Traditions and Design Aesthetics: India has a rich cultural tapestry that significantly influences its design aesthetics. In this episode, we explore how traditional Indian art forms, craftsmanship, and cultural elements find their way into contemporary design practices. Our guests share stories of blending modern design with age-old traditions, creating a unique and culturally rich design landscape. Don't forget to subscribe, like, and share this episode with fellow design enthusiasts and professionals. Let's embark on this creative journey together! + #DesignCareer #professionaldevelopment #professionalpractice #internshipsforcollegestudents #studentsmotivation #PodcastJourney #design #contentcreator

Students from BRAC University spoke to their Lead Luminaries representative, about how they acquire new skills. Our Lead Luminaries, Apurba Afiat, Saif Safayat, Md. Tahsin, Md. Irfan Hossain, Munem Tajwar Nirob, Nancy Rualzapar Bawm, Noman Kibria, Tasaoar Masud Soummo, Tasmin Ahmed Oni, and Umama Sarah recorded the answers for us! Students believe that participating in club activities, doing internships, and learning technical skills like graphics design, MS Excel, and motion design can help them in their professional lives. According to them, online courses and YouTube are great sources for learning. Stay tuned for more Lead Luminaries videos where we discuss how students can elevate their careers! #LEADLuminaries #BRAC

Another lesson learned from Denmark - you might not know what you want to be when you grow up and that's totally ok. But it's important that you explore. For me, growing up in the US meant there was no time to explore different careers or have a mentor to ask questions. And definitely no time for having fun. Luckily for me, I got the chance to be a mentor for someone else. I got the chance to plan Amin's student internship, or højskole praktik, at Rosan Bosch, and share my knowledge with him about interior design. Over the course of five days, we explored the basic principles of design and came up with a project proposal for a student hangout room at his school. He created a mood board, learned to draw to scale, learned the principles of color theory and so much more. To say the least, it was a rewarding and eye opening experience to see what someone can learn in just five days. To my younger self and anyone else who didn't know (or still doesn't know) what they wanted to be when they grew up, don't forget that there's always a network of mentors out there, willing to share what they know with you. And to anyone who has the chance to be a mentor for someone else - don't be afraid to go for it. You won't regret it. Here's a picture of day 5 after Amin's final presentation to the studio. He nailed it!! 👏

Students, your choice of a design academy for certification is more than just a decision; it's an investment in your creative future! Here's why it matters: Quality Education: The right academy offers expert guidance, cutting-edge tools, and a curriculum that keeps you at the forefront of design trends. Industry Connections: Forge valuable connections, access internships, and open doors to your dream career. Portfolio Power: Build an impressive portfolio under the mentorship of experienced professionals. Recognition: Choose a reputable academy, and your certification becomes a badge of honor that employers trust. Passion Ignited: It's not just about a certification; it's about nurturing your passion for design and turning it into a lifelong journey of creativity. So, future designers, make your choice wisely - your artistic journey awaits at PixaMove! #DesignEducation #DesignAcademy

Students, your choice of a design academy for certification is more than just a decision; it's an investment in your creative future! Here's why it matters: Quality Education: The right academy offers expert guidance, cutting-edge tools, and a curriculum that keeps you at the forefront of design trends. Industry Connections: Forge valuable connections, access internships, and open doors to your dream career. Portfolio Power: Build an impressive portfolio under the mentorship of experienced professionals. Recognition: Choose a reputable academy, and your certification becomes a badge of honor that employers trust. Passion Ignited: It's not just about a certification; it's about nurturing your passion for design and turning it into a lifelong journey of creativity. So, future designers, make your choice wisely - your artistic journey awaits at PixaMove! #DesignEducation #DesignAcademy