Last Thursday was held the FADCOM Poster Competition, an event that brought together undergraduate and graduate students in a high-level academic day. This event is an initiative that promotes the dissemination of academic work and encourages the exchange of knowledge among students, teachers and the general public.
This year, the event included two main activities: the poster competition of the subject Research Applied to Undergraduate Design and, for the first time, the participation of graduate students with the subject Research Methodology of the Master's Degree in Research in Art and Technology. Undergraduate students, under the guidance of professors Lissenia Sornoza, M.Sc. and Luis Rodríguez, M.Sc., presented projects that addressed current issues from the perspective of design.
For their part, graduate students showed advanced research with a focus on the application of innovative technologies and methodologies. The undergraduate participants emphasized that receiving feedback from the public and experts allowed them to identify areas for improvement and enrich their research. They agreed that this type of competition is an excellent initiative to promote the dissemination of their ideas and to learn from the projects of others.
Gabriel Briones, winner of the Postgraduate Poster Competition tells us that his project seeks to improve the learning experience in children through the integration of technologies in video games. The master emphasized that this space enriches the training of students by encouraging continuous improvement in the development of innovative solutions to real problems.
Winners of the Poster Competition 2024-2
Undergraduate:
1.Contribution of inclusive narratives in the design of children's stories.
Jennifer Crespo Lara
Julieta Galarza Castillo
Ana Paula Jara Vinces
2. Editorial Web Design: Typographic readability for university students with minor visual conditions in Guayaquil.
Samira Casanella Rodríguez
María Teresa Arzube
Naomy González Huacón
Mayra Estrella Huerta
Roberto Miranda Andrade
Postgraduate:
Evaluation of haptic feedback in interactive educational video games for children's learning.
Gabriel Briones
The FADCOM Poster Competition reinforces the importance of applied research and collaborative work, presenting that beyond competition, what is truly valuable is the exchange of knowledge, constructive feedback and the opportunity to grow academically and professionally.
Thanks to all participants, teachers and attendees for making this day a resounding success! 🎉
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