Technology is transforming the education and practice of architecture and design. The newest form of education is blended learning, which combines personal interaction from live class sessions with online education for greater learning flexibility (Abrams & Haefner, 2002). Reluctant to join the digital era are educators teaching studio courses (Bender & Good, 2003), who may be unaware of the po...

The “Algorithms Studio” project explores a novel, studio-based approach to teaching an undergraduate course on computer algorithms. Inspired by the design studio commonly used in architecture education, the approach emphasizes conceptual design activities in which students use sketch-based algorithm visualization technology to create their own visual representations of the algorithms under stud...

The Web Services Modelling Framework (WSMF) and the Web Services Modelling Ontology (WSMO) provide a unique, highly innovative perspective onto the Semantic Web and Web Service technologies. This paper presents the WSMO Studio – a prototype that supports and elaborates this innovative perspective, making the technology easy to use and transparent for the end user. Our previous work on the SWWS ...

RT-Studio (Real Time Studio) is an integrated environment for modeling, simulation and automatic verification of realtime systems modeled as networks of Interpreted Time Petri Nets (ITPNs). The tool allows to construct several abstractions for ITPNs suitable to verify reachability, linear and branching properties, in addition to a TCTL model checker. In this paper we describe the ITPN model as ...

This practice paper explores the intersection of school studio-music pedagogy and positive psychology in order to enhance students' learning and engagement. The paper has a practitioner focus and puts forward a new model of studio teaching, the Positive Instruction in Music Studios (PIMS) model that guides teachers through four key positive psychology processes that can be used in a music lesso...

What’s new and changed during last couple of years at CCRMA, with a special focus on The Knoll, our newly renovated building.

This paper introduces the Studio Ontology Framework for describing and sharing detailed information about music production. The primary aim of this ontology is to capture the nuances of record production by providing an explicit, application and situation independent conceptualisation of the studio environment. We may use the ontology to describe real-world recording scenarios involving physica...

METHODS: During a 24-month study, out of 756 patients with acute ischemic stroke 33 (4.4%) were scheduled for early CEA. Endarterectomy procedures were distinguished according to the time between the onset of stroke and operation as emergency (within 8 hours), early CEA (1-18 days). Patients with impaired consciousness or an infarct larger than 2.5 cm on computed tomographic (CT) or magnetic re...

The deployment of a software product requires considerable amount of time and effort. In order to increase the productivity of the software products, reusability strategies were proposed in the literature. However effective reuse is still a challenging issue. This paper presents a framework studio for effective components reusability which provides the selection of components from framework stu...

— Audio and Video engineering students should be conversant with the work in the recording studio. Unfortunately, due to its high price, few units are available and thus the students cannot practice so much time as wished. In this paper the development of an Audio Recording Studio Simulator is presented. The simulator allows the students to practice with the different devices that can be found ...