Roberto Bruzzese

Roberto is a graphic design teacher. He spends most of the time thinking about student-centred learning, especially during Photoshop lectures. He has taught in Florence, Italy for 4 years at two private colleges. Currently, Roberto is a sessional communication design teacher at RMIT University, Melbourne and Cambridge International College, Melbourne. Also, he is an occasional designer/researcher for ACID (Australasian Centre for Interaction Design), Brisbane. He has recently completed a Master of Design (Communication Design) research degree at RMIT University. His research covers the facilitation of pedagogical awareness through graphic literacy in graphic design education. Roberto enjoys, reading, reflective practice, mapping out various pedagogical principles and theories and having a good espresso.