Guru's Day 24 Nov 2020

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 Guru's Day 24 November 2020 at DJCAD.

On line teams meeting with three undergraduate students. Very inspiring to discuss projects. The session started with an ice-breaker. 'Using your non-dominant hand, draw what you had for breakfast'. Post a gif or image in the chat, about how you are feeling about the Guru day.

Notes:

Send https://gala.gre.ac.uk/id/eprint/23331/7/23331%20WATKINS_Document_of_Singing_Light_1_Installation_2018.mp4 link to Jade Chau

360 degree video capture is a possible way of disseminating VR content, without needing to view in VR

London Design Museum in collaboration with the RNIB. Afro combs packaged as vegetable peelers. Project was called 'See Different'

Webinair 'Tea and Poetry' over zoom, to contact as a platform for dissemination. Based in the US. Contact with Anna Mitchelmore.

The term 'low vision' and blind is acceptable

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