Angle of Design Aesthetic

How to make a Rubric? Dr. Tan asked us to form a group with 4 members. This 4 members will create a rubric that will use to assess and evaluate a product. So, my friends and I have decided to joined and form a group. We are Syazana, Shima, Ain and me (Fatimah) ☺️ Dr. Tan had make a template to make a rubric. Honestly, I am quite blur and confused how to make a rubric. So, my group members and I had surf internet and make a research about this problem. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRSVXbD4gEs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zrLUM5CWWE Example of rubric Dr Tan said that the rubric that have done will be consulted on Saturday. So, our group have discussed and try to make our own rubric. It's quite challenging for us who are amature in this field. We are confused because there is no product that used as reference. Although we had make many mistakes, but we have learned it. As Dr. Tan said, "learned from the mistake"  😁 T

What is Emotivism? Actually during this class period, I was absent. I'm sorry Dr. Tan. I have family matter and at my village during that moment.   I asked my classmate about the lecture and my friend said  "Dr Tan continue his lecture about the "ism"  Before this, Dr Tan had    taught about Aesthetic Evaluation by using 4 ways. They are: - Subjectivism - Objectivism - Relativism - Emotivism When saying about emotivism, my mind automatically think about emotion such as happy, sad, angry, confused and so on.  Then, I surfed what is the definition of emotivism, I discover that emotivism is  an ethical theory that regards ethical and value judgments as expressions of feeling or attitude and prescriptions of action, rather than assertions or reports of anything. This is the video about the emotivism philosophy. Either it related to the aesthetic evaluation or not, as long as we can control our emotion and not bias during making the evaluati

AESTHETICS EVALUATION Before start Design Aesthetics class, Dr Tan played a game call tongue twister. Its quite difficult because its make my tongue twisted. :) *joke. We are laughing when saw Dr. Tan try to make tongue twister. This things make me remember about a game show that I always saw when I was a kid. The show called "Roda Impian" and its have a category call 'lembut lidah'. This kind of categories resemblance tongue twister. * Tongue twisters is a great way to practice and improve pronunciation and fluency. It can help to improve accents by using alliteration, which is the repetition of one sound. Lets have a look to some example of tongue twister (lembut lidah) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hQmaiuF6ZA Lembut Lidah Roda Impian https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rezbo6sGlHs Dr. Tan recall about Aesthetics Assessment. There are 3 criterion of aesthetics assessment: 1. Criterion-referenced assessment - based on the characte

WHAT IS AESTHETICS? Its been a week that I have not post anything in this blog. This happen due to the internet connection problem at my college. So, today, I have a chance to write again in this blog. I want to start this post with a story about my national anthem, "Negaraku". As long as I know, this anthem was originated from my own country. But then, when Dr Tan played a Mamula Moon song during Design Aesthetics class, I just know that "Negaraku" was composed later than Mamula Moon song. There are certain other song that have resemblance melody. These are an information about Negaraku, Mamula Moon, and other song that mention before. Cantonese version -  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7I0WBQ-gE_s Mamula Moon (Hawaii) -   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-d39UbPjcw La Rosalie (Seychelles) Terang Boelan  (Indonesia) -  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9nwu3MB2Uwg Negaraku (Malaysia) -  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2alz