APCSC And Monmouth University Grad Students: Digital Design For Asbury Park
APCSC Founder Polli Schildge was honored and delighted to work with students earning an M.A. In Communication Idm (Interactive Digital Media) in November 2021 along with Professor Amanda Stojanov.
MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY INTERACTIVE DIGITAL MEDIA STUDIO X APCSC GRADUATE COURSE
With the guidance of Professor Stojanov these creative digital design students gained understanding of the need for safe streets for the most vulnerable road users in Asbury Park. They learned how streets designed for motor vehicles endanger the lives of people walking and using micromobility like bicycles and scooters,
The projects were focused on Vision Zero, (adopted in cities and states all over the US, and recently adopted NJ 4′ Passing Law.
The students got out on the streets of Asbury Park, on bikes, walking, and on scooters. They used drones, and created videos and graphics. They used advocacy language, “crash not accident”, learned about infrastructure such as traffic circles and protected bike lanes, and they were spurred to action learning the number of deaths in traffic violence in the US.
For more information on the project or student work please contact astojano@monmouth.edu
Project Overview: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1gKpI2Sp6N-Yb4Dxs3BJ_Ls5DSvR0vDZN?usp=sharing
Video by students Skylar Smith and Stella Clark
Posters by students Skylar Smith and Stella Clark
Video by Gianna Acquavella
Video by Idalis Maldonado & Nicole Totland
AJ Benfante’s project is a visual narrative in a storybook format.
Explore the project here: https://editor.p5js.org/AJB322/full/KkqVutBFX
Abby Brooks envisioned a non-linear storyline.
Explore the project here: https://editor.p5js.org/AbbyBrooks/full/AAqNVCwUx