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MEP EP#231: Throw The Bacon Across The StageDanny Rankin
An instructor in the creative technologies and design program at the University of Colorado Boulder
The courses he teaches and his individual research reflect a diverse array of expertise, including graphic design, material fabrication, game design, hardware hacking, sustainable agriculture and large-scale installation art
Danny was a guest on MEP episode #171: Mayonnaise Drone (And Other War Crimes)
Danny’s experience with teaching during COVID-19
What the end of the semester looked like
What is happening now?
Summer
What does next semester look like
How will it be the same?
How will it differ?
Technology
What happens when your education requires technology that is only on campus?
The lab
What does it look like in the future?
Do you expect it will go back to “normal”?
Dinosaur Costume Racing
Show Notes
MEP EP#231: Throw The Bacon Across The Stage
Danny Rankin
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An instructor in the creative technologies and design program at the University of Colorado Boulder
-
The courses he teaches and his individual research reflect a diverse array of expertise, including graphic design, material fabrication, game design, hardware hacking, sustainable agriculture and large-scale installation art
-
Danny was a guest on MEP episode #171: Mayonnaise Drone (And Other War Crimes)
-
Danny’s experience with teaching during COVID-19
-
What the end of the semester looked like
-
What is happening now?
-
Summer
-
-
What does next semester look like
-
How will it be the same?
-
How will it differ?
-
-
Technology
-
What happens when your education requires technology that is only on campus?
-
The lab
-
-
What does it look like in the future?
-
Do you expect it will go back to “normal”?
-
- Dinosaur Costume Racing
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