Aug 2026· Innovation in woodworking industry and engineering design· Vol 15, pp. 146-158· 0 citations· 19 references
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This study presents an original approach implemented within a module of the course “CAD Design Fundamentals”, taught to students of “Computer Technologies in the Furniture Industry” program at the University of Forestry in Sofia, aiming to integrate technological and organizational innovations in higher education.
Abstract
Innovative approaches involve a critical rethinking of traditional methods and processes, incorporating novel ideas that necessitate new solutions to existing problems. They extend beyond technology to encompass business strategies, education, culture, and social initiatives. The implementation of innovation entails the integration of emerging technologies, new modes of thinking, and alternative forms of interaction, leading to improved outcomes and optimized processes. This study presents an original approach implemented within a module of the course “CAD Design Fundamentals”, taught to students of “Computer Technologies in the Furniture Industry” program at the University of Forestry in Sofia. The approach aims to integrate technological and organizational innovations in higher education. Students are required to create a technical drawing using unfamiliar CAD software, integrate it into AutoCAD, and subsequently prepare a poster presenting the completed work. Preliminary implementation results are reported. The proposed approach is intended to enhance the digital professional competencies of engineering-oriented students.
In response to the prevalent issues in traditional electronic technology practical training courses, including outdated teaching content, disconnection from vocational competency requirements, monotonous teaching methods, insufficient ideological and political education resources, lack of innovation capability cultivat...
Tian-Hua Li, Yangjun Li· International Journal of Edu...· 0 citations
The general objective is to examine how technology and methodology constitute transversal axes in the construction of the integrated curriculum, whereas the specific objectives seek to characterize active methodologies, analyze experiences of technological integration, and discuss implications for teacher education.
Sandra Maria Jerônimo Pereira, Darlete Cosme de Amorim, Eduardo Belarmino dos Santos et al.· Revista de Estudos Interdisc...· 0 citations
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