Research Recommendations (848)
Export CSVAdopt student‑centred learning pedagogical models.
- Audience:
- Educators
- Domain:
- Pedagogy / Learning Design
- Scope:
- Meso
- Feasibility:
- High
Use co‑design workshops with students and teachers to develop soft skills teaching pedagogical strategies.
- Audience:
- Educators, Researchers
- Domain:
- Design Education Research
- Scope:
- Meso
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Develop pedagogical frameworks and practical activities to guide teachers on the promotion od the use of soft skills in design projects.
- Audience:
- Educators
- Domain:
- Pedagogical Tools
- Scope:
- Meso
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Promote learning environments based on reflection, sharing, and co‑creation.
- Audience:
- Educators
- Domain:
- Learning Theory
- Scope:
- Micro → Meso
- Feasibility:
- High
Conduct additional empirical studies on soft‑skills teaching methods.
- Audience:
- Researchers
- Domain:
- Design Education Research
- Scope:
- Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Evaluate longitudinally the effectiveness of the proposed pedagogical model for the lecturing of soft skills in design.
- Audience:
- Researchers, Educators
- Domain:
- Educational Evaluation
- Scope:
- Meso → Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Encourage groups of students to visit local spaces in order to discover their origin and provenance, identify visually meaningful objects, and document and disseminate them through design.
- Audience:
- Educators, students, researchers
- Domain:
- Design Education / Heritage Documentation
- Scope:
- Meso → Macro
- Feasibility:
- High
Build interdisciplinary alliances with the social sciences in order to develop broader and more robust research proposals around local heritage and visual culture.
- Audience:
- Researchers, educators, interdisciplinary teams
- Domain:
- Interdisciplinary Heritage Research
- Scope:
- Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Develop short-, medium-, and long-term heritage-valuation and communication actions with the actors identified in the Patrimonio silencioso model, using final TGI/TGP outputs as tangible carriers of memory.
- Audience:
- Researchers, students, community actors, cultural institutio...
- Domain:
- Heritage Communication Strategy / Model Implementation
- Scope:
- Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Expose the heritage-communication problem in academic contexts in order to stimulate thesis projects and research lines that cluster isolated initiatives and make them durable over time.
- Audience:
- Educators, students, researchers, academic managers
- Domain:
- Academic Field Building / Heritage Communication
- Scope:
- Macro
- Feasibility:
- High
Recognize the heritage character of elements of the urban landscape and investigate them systematically as graphic and cultural objects.
- Audience:
- Researchers, designers, heritage specialists
- Domain:
- Urban Graphic Heritage / Urban Landscape Studies
- Scope:
- Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Research the evolution of graphic design in relation to cultural heritage and the identity of a city or region.
- Audience:
- Researchers, design historians, cultural analysts
- Domain:
- Graphic Design History / Urban and Regional Identity
- Scope:
- Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Study the influence of local culture and traditions on graphic-design production, including the relationship between typography and the cultural identity of a city.
- Audience:
- Researchers, typographers, graphic designers
- Domain:
- Culture, Typography, and Graphic Production
- Scope:
- Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Investigate the relationship between graphic design and the touristic promotion, social diffusion, and preservation of cultural heritage.
- Audience:
- Researchers, tourism actors, designers, heritage communicato...
- Domain:
- Tourism, Heritage Promotion, and Social Function of Design
- Scope:
- Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Investigate in greater depth the competencies, methods, and decision-making patterns of the three predominant designer roles identified in city branding—articulator, strategist, and activator—and determine whether additional roles emerge.
- Audience:
- Researchers, designers, city-branding professionals
- Domain:
- City Branding / Designer Roles
- Scope:
- Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Examine more closely how designers collaborate with professionals from marketing, management, communication, architecture, and urbanism within multidisciplinary city-branding teams.
- Audience:
- Researchers, designers, public managers
- Domain:
- Interdisciplinary Collaboration / City Branding
- Scope:
- Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Investigate whether design education is adequately preparing students to deal with the complex, strategic, and systemic challenges involved in city branding and similar territorial projects.
- Audience:
- Educators, curriculum leaders, researchers
- Domain:
- Design Education / Strategic Design
- Scope:
- Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Refine and extend the analytical matrix and integrated map developed in the thesis by detailing parameters such as designers’ roles and by testing them in additional city-branding cases.
- Audience:
- Researchers, place-branding analysts, public managers
- Domain:
- Research Methods / City Branding Analysis
- Scope:
- Macro
- Feasibility:
- High
Implement pilots of the Topia Digital Platform (PDT) and the Topia Living Lab (LLT)
- Audience:
- Researchers, Org Leaders
- Domain:
- Design for Social Innovation / Territory
- Scope:
- Meso → Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Carry out participatory actions with rAM communities to gather ideas and proposals about PDT/LLT system functioning.
- Audience:
- Community, Researchers
- Domain:
- Co‑creation / Community engagement
- Scope:
- Meso
- Feasibility:
- High
Develop tools for social‑impact assessment and measurable indicators.
- Audience:
- Researchers, Policymakers
- Domain:
- Impact assessment
- Scope:
- Meso → Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Investigate the possibility of replicating the PDT/LLT model in other territories.
- Audience:
- Researchers, Policymakers
- Domain:
- Territorial innovation
- Scope:
- Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Explore future research directions in Mold Design from a more artistic and exploratory perspective.
- Audience:
- Researchers, Designers
- Domain:
- Pattern Design / Artistic Research
- Scope:
- Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Investigate the relationship between the body and its representation in mold design as a research line.
- Audience:
- Researchers
- Domain:
- Design Theory / Body Representation
- Scope:
- Macro
- Feasibility:
- Medium
Emphasize the process (as a means of representation) as a central element and develop research that documents and analyzes the gesture of measuring and drawing the body.
- Audience:
- Researchers, Designers
- Domain:
- Pattern Design Process
- Scope:
- Meso
- Feasibility:
- Medium