In renewing a work library book online the other day, I stumbled across a record of all the books I've borrowed from Suffolk College/University Campus Suffolk library in the last six years. Six years = my time as a lecturer in both Further and Higher Education. It includes the time I did my PGCE course and several videos I used to borrow every 4 weeks for a repeated teaching session. Fascinating only to me perhaps, but I thought I'd publish the 122 item list none-the-less:
How to be a graphic designer without losing your soul
Graphic agitation
The Storyboard design course
Picturing and poeting
Pause and effect
Saul Bass
Design issues
Graphic design as communication
Graphic agitation
No more rules
Transforming found objects into digital assemblage
Obey
The Culture show 24.11.07 & 08.12.07
This means this, this means that
Shock of the new
Designers are wankers
Why not associates
Bauhaus
Consumption and everyday life
The ad factor
Design anarchy
Visual language
Shopology
The ad factor
Onedott TV
The art of persuasion
Design studies
Motion graphics
How to fold
CD art
Typographica
No brief
Typography now
The digital designer's Bible
The art of looking sideways
The best music CD art and design
Album cover album
Album cover album
Pen and mouse
Visual communication
Design anarchy
Hybrid imagery
Pen and mousey
Suffragettes to she-devils
Belleville rendezvous
Shopology
The ad factor
Inside Saatchi and Saatchi
Business cards
Letterhead and logo design 8
How to get ahead in advertising
Structural package designs
Art of the advertisement (South Bank Show)
Adverts
Shopology
Typographica
Smile i-D
Consolidated accession list no 47
The ad factor
Inside Saatchi and Saatchi
Creativity works
How to get ahead in advertising
Barbarella
Shopology
Adverts
Inside Saatchi and Saatchi
Art of the western world
All messed up
El Lissitzky
Josef Muller-Brockmann
Typography
Handwritten
The Typographic experiment
Pathfinder
Type-one
Type
Shopology
Ads infinitum - Soups/ food ; cleaning products and Oxo ; afternoon ads.
Adverts
Inside Saatchi and Saatchi
Theory and practice of curruculum studies
Social change educational theory and curriculum planning
Curriculum studies and educational planning
Curriculum context
Knowledge and curriculum planning
Basic principles of curriculum and instruction
Developing a curriculum a practical guide
Curriculum beyond school
Restart
Icons of graphic design
Constructivist architecture in the ussr
Art is work
The art of looking sideways
D & AD 2003 showreel
(un)Fashion
Wolfgang Tillmans
Nosferatu 01/12/04
In America
Typographica
Corporate Identity 4
Visible signs
Swiss graphic design
Creativity for graphic designers
Re-designing identity
Emotional digital
The Thames and Hudson dictionary of graphic design and designers
Area
Josef Muller-Brockmann
How to do everything with Macromedia Flash 5
How to do everything with Macromedia Flash 5
Teach yourself Adobe Illustrator 10 in 24 hours
Owl who married a goose
The art of looking sideways
Helvetica
Teach yourself Macromedia Flash MX in 24 hours
Dreamweaver MX bible
Paperwork
Graphic agitation
How to fold
For a better world
Structural package designs
Successful IT projects in Excel
3 comments:
Is it in order? If so is 'Successful IT Projects in Excel' the first book, or most recent book you read? Have you also read the companion volume 'Unsuccessful IT Projects in Excel'? - in my experience it seems to be the more commonly read textbook.
'Successful IT Projects in Excel' was the first. It was recommended for IT Key Skills tutors. Needless to say I didn't read it and needless to say I circumnavigated teaching Excel. I can admit that now I no longer am responsible for teaching IT Key Skills, a thank less task to have to do to numeracy phobic 16 year olds who never saw the point of it in relation to their art and design course. (And it was a separate qualification, if the didn't pass it, they would still get their National Diploma so where's the incentive?) And I agreed with them being numeracy phobic myself. If I ever want a spreadsheet creating (and I really have to stretch my imagination as to why that might be the case) then I'll pay someone to do it for me.
Apologies for the appalling grammar in the above comment.
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