John Maeda, president of Rhode Island School of Design, launches an “interactive lecture” inside the Adobe Museum of Digital Media this Wednesday. Prepare to embrace the future of learning with a master of aesthetic engineering, powered by Adobe’s interactive mantel. This should be a real virtual and visual treat. He’ll be theorizing about the crossroads between the physical world and the evolving virtual world. He teased the lecture by outlining it three sections, ABC: Atoms, Bits and Craft, or New Craft.
Maeda On Media
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