Digitally Engaged Learning (DEL) is an international conference exploring and evolving digitally engaged teaching and learning practice and pedagogy in art and design Higher Education. By ‘digitally engaged’, we are referring to practices that are actively with, about or located in digital tools and spaces. DEL is a place for creative and critical making, where you will find objects, artefacts, experimental technologies, and performances alongside presentations.
DEL engages important intersections to art and design education as the digital pervades almost all aspects of our practice and increasingly influences the creative, social, and political aspects of teaching and learning. DEL increases the confidence of art and design educators to incorporate digital technologies and network communications into the curriculum in innovative ways that impact the future of our students.
International representation
We have welcomed speakers and attendees from across Australia, Brazil, Canada, Egypt, Finland, Germany, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, United Kingdom and United States.
Institutions include:
- Aalto University
- Auckland University of Technology
- ArtCenter College of Design
- Columbia College Chicago
- Damietta University
- Goldsmiths University of London
- Hong Kong Baptist University
- Johns Hopkins University
- Köln International School of Design
- Kyoto Seika University
- Lambung Mangkurat University
- Michigan State University
- Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts
- New York University
- OCAD University
- Parsons, The New School
- Royal College of Art
- Texas State University
- The Open University
- The Pennsylvania State University
- Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance
- UnB Universidade de Brasília
- University of St. Andrews
- University of Sydney
- University of the Arts London
- Victoria University of Wellington
- Yale University
- York University
- Zurich University of the Arts
Contact us
For any information regarding the Digitally Engaged Learning conference, please contact Hannah at delconference@arts.ac.uk.