…design based research platform for data-driven design thinking studies We introduce Energy3D, our computer-aided design (CAD) software, and its design process logger, embedded design experiment and tutorials, and interactive CAD…
…less human beings, to have evolved. In contrast, can you think of any way to disprove the theory of Intelligent Design? I used to think I could. Why not, I…
…design elements with children and adults to determine which worked best to inspire learning and teach design. These included a custom software design tool, simple hardware modules, cardboard electronics, sample…
Surface computing on human skin and walls? Microsoft LightSpace brings augmented reality to a new dimension Blog Post
Microsoft is moving beyond one surface onto multiple surfaces now. With their LightSpace research project, they are tracking virtual objects as they move off a surface and onto users’ hands…
…network model Integrating engineering design into K-12 curricula is increasingly important as engineering has been incorporated into many STEM education standards. However, the ill-structured and open-ended nature of engineering design…
…Students Learn from Online Classes and the other is a front-page article in yesterday’s paper: More Pupils are Learning Online, Fueling Debate on Quality. The quality of these articles and…
…time series analysis to assess engineering design processes using our Energy3D CAD tool. To collect research data without disrupting a design learning process, design actions and artifacts are continuously logged…
…who solved a solar urban design challenge using Energy3D in seven class periods, with an intervention occurred in the middle of their design projects. Our analyses of these data show…
Energy3D is a free, open-source tool we are developing from scratch to empower students to design, make, and test energy-efficient model houses. Today we had some students design and make…
…game. These are summer interns, hired by Charles Xie, who developed Energy3D, our computer-aided design (CAD) software, and they’re designing buildings with solar panels. Mark, Allison, Michael, and Amos (left…