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K-12 Engineering Thumbnails. Click on image for catalog record.
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Engineers in Action Thumbnails. Click on image for catalog record.
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Technology Thumbnails. Click on image for catalog record.
The Engineering Pathway has initiated a photo competition to highlight image thumbnails of its cataloged resources. The main K-Gray pages will use these highlighted resources and their images in a banner near the top of the page — a K-12 resource will be highlighted on the left and a higher education resource on the right. A technology image will be in the middle. Some mockups of possible redesigns of these pages are at: http://epredesign.begins-here.com/. Note you can view the different mockups using the left navigation menu.
The higher education Disciplinary Community pages will have two of these images at the top — one action image of people in the discipline and one technology image. The top candidates from the competition in each category are shown above.
We would love to hear from you! Please go through the list below for the area that interests you and use comment space below (or on the specific disciplinary or K-12 page) to vote and give us your comments on your favorites. Feel free to contribute other candidates as well.
Computing Disciplinary Pages
Engineering Disciplinary Pages
- Aerospace Engineering
- Architectural Engineering
- Bioengineering and biomedical Engineering
- Biological Systems and Agricultural Engineering
- Ceramic Engineering
- Chemical, Biochemical, Biomolecular Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Construction Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Engineering Management
- Engineering Mechanics
- Environmental Engineering
- General Engineering, Engineering Science
- Geological Engineering
- Industrial Engineering
- Manufacturing Engineering
- Materials Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Mineral and Mining Engineering
- Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
- Nuclear Engineering
- Ocean Engineering
- Petroleum Engineering
- Software Engineering
- Surveying and Geomatics Engineering
8 responses so far ↓
1 Vote - Engineering Pathway Redesign // Apr 15, 2008 at 7:02 pm
[...] pleased to announce new concepts for the redesign of the Engineering Pathway community site. The image feedback blog was released earlier. We are now releasing the blog for logo concepts, as well as layout redesign [...]
2 Ryan Duchin // May 9, 2008 at 2:12 pm
My favorite K-12 Engineering picture is the FIRST robot competition; it’s exciting
the best engineers in action is design at Stanford (boo stanford) because of the large collaboration going on
and the best technology thumbnails (and my favorite overall) are (1st) the city of the future and (2nd) virtual reality in manufacturing because they are very captivating
hope this helps
3 Steven Choi // May 9, 2008 at 2:53 pm
K-12: the FIRST picture (meaning the third, with the robot competition)
Engineers in Action: the floating people
Technology: the City of the Future (first one)
4 Vou Quien Luy // May 9, 2008 at 5:08 pm
K-12 Engineering Thumbnails: FIRST PICTURE – cute girls. very diverse and inclusive as well
Engineers in Action Thumbnails: FIRST PICTURE – it’s the only decent looking picture……..
Engineers in Action Thumbnails: SECOND PICTURE – definitely the coolest looking
5 Dominic Beard // May 9, 2008 at 5:52 pm
K-12 I would go with the robotics team. It looks the most dynamic.
The free fall floating picture is the best of the second category in my opinion. I agree with what Vou Quien Luy says.
Third category: second picture, for the same reasons as given by Vou.
6 Terry Liu // May 9, 2008 at 7:56 pm
I like the one of the zero gravity environment just because its not every day that you see that. Virtual Reality in engineering is a good one too, because you can’t really tell what’s going on yet it looks cool. That made me interested enough to take a closer look, so I guess it will work on others.
7 Che Liu // May 9, 2008 at 8:35 pm
I would say that the second picture is best for K-12 since they look very involved, and seem to be having a lot of fun.
The one with the free-fall astronauts is the best for engineers in action because nothing is more exciting than being in space!
For the technology, both the first and second pictures are good, I dislike the plane and racer since they’re too commonplace.
8 Alex Trahan // May 10, 2008 at 9:19 pm
k-12: First Robotics Competition (3rd)
-It’s the most exciting and engaging
engineers in action: zero-gravity (1st)
-It’s the most appealing. who doesn’t want to float in zero-gravity?
technology: 3d computing (2nd)
-clearly involves a real person and looks cool
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