Artbotics: community-based collaborative art and technology education

Authors:
Hyun Ju Kim;Diana Coluntino;Fred G. Martin;Linda Silka;Holly A. Yanco
Affiliations:
University of Massachusetts Lowell;The Revolving Museum;University of Massachusetts Lowell;University of Massachusetts Lowell;University of Massachusetts Lowell
Venue:
ACM SIGGRAPH 2007 educators program
Year:
2007

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Abstract

The paper describes the formation and the progress of the Artbotics collaboration between disciplines in art and computer science. Its focus is on the pedagogy and issues of interdisciplinary undergraduate course development, particularly how to define and maintain the balance between Art and Science education.