“Flipping the classroom” means using class time differently than you would in the traditional mode of instruction — which is to say this: Why waste class time lecturing/presenting during class meeting times when you can ask students to listen to lectures via video outside of class, and then use class time for interaction with students, [...]

I believe that the classes I teach should have as strong of a “real-world” component as possible. We often cover abstract academic principles, but I always strive to make sure the are rooted in the context of how I have seen them put into practice. This semester was no different. In three of my courses, [...]

By Rikki Teeters, President, IxDA Miami
Interaction Design (IxD), according to the Interaction Design Association (IxDA), defines the structure and behaviors of interactive products, experiences, and services, and user interaction with those products, experiences, or services. I would define Interaction Design as the art of designing for human interaction. Whether the interaction is between two humans [...]

John Foster, Head of Talent and Organization for Hulu, spoke at Miami on Thursday, April 12 at 6:30pm in Room 1 Alumni Hall. He gave an inspiring lecture on the connection between wellness and innovation.

Below is a recent blog post from John’s blog: jfconnex.com:
Be well. Work better.

When I think of wellness, I get images of Richard [...]

Peg Faimon, Professor of Graphic Design, and Glenn Platt, Professor of Marketing, and Co-Directors of the Armstrong Institute for Interactive Media Studies, spoke at the premier conference focused on digital media: South-by-Southwest Interactive (SXSW) in Austin, Texas. This year’s event ran from March 9-13, and Faimon and Platt spoke during the heart of the conference [...]