Dr. Diane M. Bender

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  Diane Bender, Arizona State University

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  Diane Bender, Arizona State University

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  Dr. Diane Bender, IDEC, ASID
  
  On-line CEUs: What's Stopping Us?
  
  Heigh-ho! Heigh-ho! Work Is Where We Go

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  by Dr. Diane M. Bender, Arizona State University
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  Bender charts a five-university commitment to deliver online multidisciplinary collaboration and solid pedagogy in architecture and design.
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  She describes various solutions used to mimic key in-class parameters such as high levels of discussion and a studio environment.

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  Diane M. Bender, Ph.D., ASID, IDEC, is an Assistant Professor in the Interior Design department at Arizona State University. Her teaching and research focuses on the use of technology in design practice and pedagogy. Her findings have been published in the Journal of Interior Design, American Journal of Distance Education, and Journal of Educators Online, among others. Current projects include the integration of online and studio education, and the effective assessment of the digital design portfolio. She is a member of the American Society of Interior Designers and the Interior Design Educators Council.

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  Diane M. Bender, PhD., is Assistant Professor in the School of Design at Arizona State University. Dr. Bender is familiar with many of the related design professions both through education and practical experience (Interior Design, Facility Management, Landscape Architecture, and Building Construction). Before coming to ASU, Professor Bender co-developed a series of highly specialized technology courses as a faculty member at Michigan State University for both students and practicing professionals. Dr. Bender is involved in research about implementation of technology in design practice and pedagogy. Principle areas of interest include the integration of distance education methodologies in design education, the recognition of classroom technology implementation in the faculty reward system, and the impact of technology on the interview process in the related design fields. Professor Bender is also an active member of the professional design community (ASID, IDEC). Professor Bender may be reached at diane.bender@asu.edu.

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  Dr. Diane Bender, Associate Professor and Interim Program Director Phone: 480.965.4367 E-mail: diane.bender@asu.edu

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  Diane Bender, Arizona State University

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  by Dr Diane Bender, IDEC, ASID
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  Dr. Diane Bender, ASID, IDEC, is an assistant professor in the School of Design at Arizona State University.She is familiar with many of the related design professions both through education and practical experience in interior design, facility management, landscape architecture and building construction.Her teaching and research focus is on the use of technology in design practice and pedagogy.Bender is a member of the Interior Design Educators Council (IDEC), which can be contacted at (317) 816-6261 or http://www.idec.org/.

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  by Dr Diane Bender, IDEC, ASID
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  Dr. Diane Bender, ASID, IDEC, is an assistant professor in the School of Design at Arizona State University.She is familiar with many of the related design professions both through education and practical experience in interior design, facility management, landscape architecture and building construction.Her teaching and research focus is on the use of technology in design practice and pedagogy.Bender is a member of the Interior Design Educators Council (IDEC), which can be contacted at (317) 816-6261 or www.idec.org.

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