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天文动画-艺术与科学教育的个案研究

Astro-animation - A Case Study of Art and Science Education

Laurence Arcadias, Robin H. D. Corbet, Declan McKenna, Isabella Potenziani

摘要:

艺术和科学是探索世界的不同方式,但它们共同具有发人深省的潜力,促进科学与社会的对话,提高公众对科学的认识,并发展对艺术的理解。几年来,我们一直在马里兰艺术学院教授天文动画课程,作为学生和NASA科学家之间的合作。学生们以小组形式工作,根据科学家的研究制作简短的动画,科学家们将作为导师跟踪项目。通过创建这些动画,学生们带来了他们的想象力的力量,通过不同的镜头看到科学家的研究。天体动画是一门本科课程,由天体物理学家和动画师联合授课。在本文中,我们提出了背后的类的动机,描述了它是如何进行的细节,并讨论艺术家和科学家之间的互动。我们描述了这样一个程序如何为艺术学生提供了一个有效的方法,不仅要了解科学,但有一个“科学的行动”的一瞥。学生有机会成为参与科学的过程中作为艺术家,作为观察员首先和潜在的通过自己的艺术研究。每年夏天,我们的学生都可以在NASA戈达德太空飞行中心获得一个或多个实习机会。两名学生描述了他们在这些实习中的经历,以及科学如何影响他们为这个项目和一般情况下创作动画。我们还解释了我们的天文动画计划的起源,它是如何在我们的动画系教授,我们提出了这个计划的有效性的调查,我们进行了NEA研究资助的支持下的亮点。最后,我们讨论了该计划如何在新的方向,如促进非正式STE(A)M学习。

英文摘要:

Art and science are different ways of exploring the world, but together they have the potential to be thought-provoking, facilitate a science-society dialogue, raise public awareness of science, and develop an understanding of art. For several years, we have been teaching an astro-animation class at the Maryland Institute College of Art as a collaboration between students and NASA scientists. Working in small groups, the students create short animations based on the research of the scientists who are going to follow the projects as mentors. By creating these animations, students bring the power of their imagination to see the research of the scientists through a different lens. Astro-animation is an undergraduate-level course jointly taught by an astrophysicist and an animator. In this paper we present the motivation behind the class, describe the details of how it is carried out, and discuss the interactions between artists and scientists. We describe how such a program offers an effective way for art students, not only to learn about science but to have a glimpse of "science in action". The students have the opportunity to become involved in the process of science as artists, as observers first and potentially through their own art research. Every year, one or more internships at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center have been available for our students in the summer. Two students describe their experiences undertaking these internships and how science affects their creation of animations for this program and in general. We also explain the genesis of our astro-animation program, how it is taught in our animation department, and we present the highlights of an investigation of the effectiveness of this program we carried out with the support of an NEA research grant. In conclusion we discuss how the program may grow in new directions, such as contributing to informal STE(A)M learning.

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