Designing Creativity Readings: Recent Episodes
Robert Morgan
Too busy to do the reading for class? LISTEN to it in your earholes read to you by your favorite professors! This podcast is for all assigned readings for the Designing Creativity course at Washington University in St. Louis. Each episode will be linked from the Canvas page for the course. Subscribe and never miss one. You're welcome! - Bruce and Rob
A writing by Designing Creativity guest Maria Aladren and REQUIRED reading for her visit to class on Oct 17th, 2023
This is an accompanying audio track for the REQUIRED reading for the visit/lecture on Human-Centered Design in the Madagascar class.
In this pod, Rob reads Pixar Cofounder Ed Catmull on Failure and Why Fostering a Fearless Culture Is the Key to Groundbreaking Creative Work. This is a required reading for the Play/Fail section of the Designing Creativity course.
In this pod, Rob reads Designers Must Learn to Embrace Failure. This is a required reading for the Play/Fail section of the Designing Creativity course.
In this pod, Rob reads St. Louis Character: Crystal Martin hacks her way into the local tech scene (St Louis Business Journal article). This is a required reading for the Play/Fail section of the Designing Creativity course.
In this pod, Rob reads The Bias Fighters (Boston Globe article). This is a required reading for the Mind/Heart section of the Designing Creativity course.
In this pod, Rob reads 'The Science of Why Cops Shoot Young Black Men'. This is a required reading for the Mind/Heart section of the Designing Creativity course.
In this pod, Rob reads Creative people’s brains really do work differently. This is a required reading for the Mind/Heart section of the Designing Creativity course.
In this pod, Bruce reads Students as Designers from the Norman Potter book What is a designer : things, places, messages. This is a required reading for the Design/Make section of the Designing Creativity course.
In this pod, Rob reads Chapter 4: To the Young Designer of The Dramatic Imagination (published in 1949) by Robert Edmond Jones. This is a required reading for the Design/Make section of the Designing Creativity course.