Ideograma

Abstract

This teaching action, carried out in parallel to the development of the End of Degree Project, has been organized with the aim of providing students with sufficient tools to be able to define project ideas as clear and refined as possible. A brief theoretical definition and an extensive presentation of case studies have been carried out. The objective of this experience has been focused on the achievement of an ideogram for each project. I must have been capable of condensing the conceptual germ of each work. Along with a slow and reflective process of project and graphic maturation, it has been possible that the ideogram gives rise to greater involvement and self-demand of the students. More consistent projects have been produced as a result. At the same time, the results have been more differentiated from each other, moving away from homogeneity and repetition thanks to the activation of the proactive capacity of the students.