MW 1:15-3:05, d.school Studio 2
Course Application due March 2
Enrollment limited to 24
Contact: neema@stanford.edu, emgollie@stanford.edu
http://calmingtech.stanford.edu
The application for d.compress: Designing Calming Technologies is now live at http://bit.ly/dcompressapply (due on March 2). The EDUC328X course will take place in the d.school in the spring and will be co-taught by Roy Pea, Gus Tai from Trinity Ventures, and the Calming Technology Lab leaders.
Can we design technology that enables calm states of cognition, emotion, and physiology for better human health and productivity? That’s our challenge in this new Stanford course, and we’re excited to have curious and hands-on creators involved. This course will be highly experiential and project-oriented. We’re interested in bringing on team members who want to explore physiology, cognition, and emotion as they relate to human-centered product and service innovations.
Teaching TeamNeema Moraveji, Stanford Calming Technology Lab
Roy Pea, Stanford School of Education
Gus Tai, Trinity Ventures
Stephanie Habif, Stanford Calming Technology Lab
Emily Goligoski, Stanford Calming Technology Lab, Course TA
