Cilt 1 Sayı 2 / Volume 1 Issue 2
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Publication Bursa City Museum From Past To The Present(The Turkish Online Journal of Design Art and Communication, 2011-10) Silav, Muna; TR46138Museums are places that transfers social, economic and cultural heritage from past to present. Society’ lifestyle, traditions, and habits are memory of the city. Regarded as exhibiting the cultural values of the past and the city's memory, the museums carry the characteristics values of society and value judgments. Playing an important role in the formation of Turkish culture and keeping it alive the city of Bursa has protected its historic heritage until the present day. This city, which was capital of the Ottoman Empire for many years, is one of the centers of rich culture and civilization. With a reputation, especially as a center of sericulture and weaving, Bursa is also has a unique historical heritage along with its inns, spas, shrines, public baths and fountains and many original structure belong to Republican period. Bursa City Museum is an institution that exhibits documenting the social development of the city throughout history. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the place and content of Bursa City Museum, which is open to the public, in society.Publication Potential Use Of Virtual Environments In Design Education(The Turkish Online Journal of Design Art and Communication, 2011-10) Sagun, AysuThis paper explores the potential use of Virtual Environments (VE) in design education. Recently, the way the designers form their mental concepts, develop and test their design is enhanced with the new computer technologies. Computer generated VE has a great potential to be used in the design process and collaborative studies because they enable manipulation of simulated products as well as interaction of people with each other and the simulated space for communication and collaboration. Therefore, 3D virtual worlds constructed on computer enable a better understanding of the design ideas and solutions. VE can also enhance the education of next generation designers enabling students and instructors to check designs solutions and failures rapidly. It can also provide students a medium for discussions with their instructors, other students or design experts. In this paper, properties of VEs and two popular VE modelling languages, Virtual Reality Modelling Language (VRML) and Extensible 3D (X3D), are explained. The nature of design education is introduced and the reasons why VE is a convenient tool for design education is discussed, pointing out the short comes that need developments in future.