A means in which to facilitate a broader, integrated, and student-centered education is to work across disciplines and embrace new forms of pedagogical design. ‘Design Futuring’, a creative design methodology, stimulates thought, negotiates futures, develops critical thinking, and collaborative communication. This learning strategy paper discusses the innovative process of design futuring using the Double-Variable Method in accounting education to help students examine and think about the future of the accounting profession. Illustrative examples and feedback are provided on how design futuring has been used effectively with accounting students to explore ambiguity and critical thought on the future of accounting and illicit new creative ways forward in accounting education.
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January 21 2021
Designing Accounting Futures: Exploring Ambiguity in Accounting Classrooms through Design Futuring
Nicholas McGuigan
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Nicholas McGuigan
Monash University
Associate Professor and Director of Education
Accounting
900 Dandenong Road
AUSTRALIA
Melbourne
Victoria
3000
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Dr. Alessandro Ghio
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Dr. Alessandro Ghio
Monash University
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Thomas Kern
Thomas Kern
Monash University
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Issues in Accounting Education (2021)
Article history
Received:
November 22 2019
Revision Received:
May 14 2020
Revision Received:
July 21 2020
Accepted:
September 14 2020
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Nicholas McGuigan, Dr. Alessandro Ghio, Thomas Kern; Designing Accounting Futures: Exploring Ambiguity in Accounting Classrooms through Design Futuring. Issues in Accounting Education 2021; doi: https://doi.org/10.2308/ISSUES-2019-508
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