We are currently working on an English version of the agenda. Please find the first chapter of the agenda in English here.
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Key Enabling Methodologies
The knowledge base of the creative professional combines specific domain knowledge with tools for intervening, causing and motivating: the Key Enabling Methodologies (KEMs).
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The KEMs are the creative professional’s toolbox. They are methods, strategies, processes and tools the creative professional, across all disciplines of the reactive industries and applicable within various domains, uses to do her work and realise impact.
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Knowledge domains
To strengthen and keep the creative professional’s knowledge base up-to-date, research is necessary. That research leads to the development of new and further development of existing knowledge and KEMs.
The scientific backfield is as broad and diverse as the creative industries. The core exists of science and research in the creative industries, such as the designing sciences, media studies, marketing and man-machine interfacing. Additionally, there are indirectly related sciences, such as economics, psychology, sociology, innovation sciences, computer science and data science.
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Types of research
The creative industries make use of different types of research. There is a designing side, and an analytical side. There also are living labs, field labs or other experimentation spaces and facilities: an attractive way of developing and testing new applications in short runs. By experimenting in field labs with access to knowledge from vocational studies, TO2 and universities, new concepts for applications emerge.
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Case: Sabine Niederer @ HvA