英文摘要 |
With the rapid development of information technology, Computer-Aided Design (CAD) is widely applied across various fields in architecture. For instance, using 3D modeling software to assist in the production of physical models, and integrating 3D models with physical environment simulations to provide energy-efficient design strategies. In recent years, due to the impact of the pandemic, the use of digital models and virtual technologies to provide remote services, such as cloud-based house viewing and virtual tours, has made the concepts and skills of Computer-Aided Design (CAD) essential tools for future architects. We found that students pay attention to if the course content can be practically applied. To demonstrate the advantages of CAD tools and implement teaching practices, we plan the project ''Online Curator''. It integrates the existing 3D modeling and rendering teaching content from the CAD course to create an online exhibition platform for our department. The study has shown that the project through Project-Based Learning (PBL) emphasizes the authenticity of learning content, thereby enhancing student motivation. Through Participatory Design during the curation process, it establishes a positive learning mechanism that guides curators, exhibitors, and educators to deliver better presentations and reflections. Furthermore, we utilize 3D modeling technology as a communication tool in the curation process, integrating 3D modeling, material rendering, and post-production techniques such as panoramic shooting and scene connections. Additionally, we found that the virtual tours, combining panoramic technologies and physical environment simulation tools, allows for more diverse visualizations and applications. It fosters students' logical thinking abilities in digital design, enhances their proficiency in operating digital tools, and inspires their creativity and practical skills. |