Alan Manley

Current

• Writer at productdesignhub(dot)com
• Course Leader/Lecturer at Srishti School of Art, Design and Technology

Education

• Sheffield Hallam University
• Sheffield Hallam University

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Industry

Design

Websites

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Alan Manley’s Summary

I have been teaching at Srishti for the past two years and have gained a wealth of experience teaching students from a wide variety of skill levels within the institution. I have also been the coordinator of the Product and Interface design program for the past year, which involves course and curriculum development, international relations and scheduling of courses throughout the year. I have also been exposed to a rich and interesting culture in India, both in the urban and rural contexts which has informed me on both personal and professional levels.

Alan Manley’s Specialties:

Research in design, product design drawing, product semantics, interdisciplinary design thinking.

Alan Manley’s Experience

• Writer

  productdesignhub(dot)com

  (Design industry)

  March 2009 — Present (10 months)

  I am writing about design and the various issues that relate to design and more specifically, product design,

• Course Leader/Lecturer

  Srishti School of Art, Design and Technology

  (Design industry)

  March 2007 — Present (2 years 10 months)

Alan Manley’s Education

• Sheffield Hallam University

  MA , Research in Art and Design , 2004 — 2005

• Sheffield Hallam University

  Ba , Industrial Design (Product) , 2000 — 2005

Additional Information

Alan Manley’s Websites:

• My Company

Alan Manley’s Interests:

Fishing, new technology, harmonicas, old photography, new photography, jazz and blues music, architecture, new media.

Alan Manley’s Groups:

Design Research Society

Alan Manley’s Honors:

Bursary Award for Post-Grad Study 2004-05; AHRC

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