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“Style File”是一个独特的教育项目,旨在利用互联网和其他电子通信手段,将来自世界各地的设计专业学生联合在一个国际合作设计项目中。这是如何在全球范围内利用互联网为学生提供宝贵学习经验的一个例子。“风格档案”的概念是由著名的“风格评论员”、人类学家、作家、记者和摄影师Ted Polhemus在2006年初提出的。Polhemus是一位在青年营销和时尚趋势方面被广泛使用的顾问,也是几本关于个人风格和形象人类学的书籍的作者。这些书中有许多是设计专业学生和文化研究专业学生的标准教材。本文作者受Polhemus之邀,监督参与该项目的英国利物浦约翰摩尔斯大学(Liverpool John Moores University, UK)学生的进度,他是该项目的创始参与者之一,并为该项目的书和网站提供插图。这些插图也将成为国际巡回展览的一部分,该展览计划与该书在每个参与国的出版同时进行。
'Style File' is a unique educational project that proposes to unite design students from around the world in an international collaborative design project, using the Internet and other electronic means of communication. It is an example of how the Internet can be used to provide students with a valuable learning experience on a global scale. The concept for “Style File” was initiated early in 2006 by Ted Polhemus – well-known “Style Commentator”, anthropologist, author, journalist and photographer. Polhemus is a widely-used consultant on youth marketing and style trends and is the author of several books on the anthropology of personal style and image. Many of these books are standard texts for design students and students of cultural studies. The author of this paper has been asked by Polhemus to monitor the progress of the students involved in the project at Liverpool John Moores University, UK, a founding participant in the project, and to provide illustrations for the book and web site that arise from the project. These illustrations will also form part of the International touring exhibition that is planned to coincide with the publication of the book in each participating country.