Communicating through Color
During this activity, students will learn about how our eyes process color by 1) using M&Ms to illustrate how our eyes process different colors of the candy, 2) using crayons to illustrate how colors look for people with different color vision deficiency and 3) learning what makes different colors more eye catching and 4) drawing/writing on a shared design space. The facilitator will have on eye tracking glasses during the activity to illustrate where the eye is drawn to in terms of color.
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The School of Applied Professional Studies CRUX (Communication Research and User eXperience) LabCollege or Department
College of Integrative Sciences and ArtsThe College of Integrative Sciences and Arts at Arizona State University is reorganizing to better serve students and meet the needs of the East Valley community around ASU’s Polytechnic campus. The new model, with three new schools, will boost the college’s identity as a distinctive arts and sciences college, grow affinity among students and faculty through applied learning, better align with the rest of the university and increase efficiency. The three new schools consist of The School of Applied Professional Studies, The School of Applied Sciences and Arts, and The School of Counseling and Counseling Psychology.