1. July 22nd, 2005Evaluation: Regional Landscape Planning Course Evaluation Please provide Feed Back

2. July 22nd, 2005Evaluation: Regional Landscape Planning Overall aims of ALPHA Landscape is interaction of humans and their environment –humans and space, –with the added element of time Promote interests reflected in landscape horticulture –to preserve the regional heritage –to create a new cultural movement Various needs of our times and citizens –rich in diversity and detail

3. July 22nd, 2005Evaluation: Regional Landscape Planning Contribute to Landscape Horticulture, Horticultural Therapy and More Courses Enable you to understand interactions of regional scales Explain how local develops into regional and further into global Demonstrate that local action can counter even global threats That landscape is never lost if people remain living in it

4. July 22nd, 2005Evaluation: Regional Landscape Planning Humans and Space

5. July 22nd, 2005Evaluation: Regional Landscape Planning Space and Time Interactions

6. July 22nd, 2005Evaluation: Regional Landscape Planning Schedule for Regional Landscape Planning May 6th, 2005 Introduction/ Student task will be centered around Awaji Shima, the region of concern May 13th, 2005Long term processes in landscape (> 100 years): topography, geology, soil, climate (basis of land uses) May 20th, 2005Mid-term processes in landscape (> 1 year): land uses, long term cultural aspects (structure of land uses) May 27th, 2005Short term processes in landscape (< 1 year): natural and cultural flows (explaination to land uses) June 3rd, 2005Presentation of long term, medium term and short term changes and cycles in Awaji Shima June 10th, 2005Excursion: rural landscape near by, detection of long term, mid term, short term processes (with Dr. Ichinose) June 17th, 2005Interests in rural landscape, role play of students as farmers, developers, consumers, and others June 24th, 2005Change analysis and wanted or unwanted scenarios for rural landscape nearby (SWOT method)

7. July 22nd, 2005Evaluation: Regional Landscape Planning Schedule Regional Landscape Planning Regional Landscape Planning Task : building rural futures in Awaji Shima, tourism as an option July 1st, 2005Mid-term exam: tentative posters and reports to planning task July 8th, 2005Meanings of Sustainable Development July 15th, 2005Public Presentation in Front of ALPHA teaching staff (in Japanese) July 22nd, 2005 EVALUATION of course. Danubian (Austrian, Serbian, Romanian, Moldovian) rural landscapes, their differences and similarities to Japanese landscapes. Sept. 15th, 2005 One day excursion to traditional landscape in Kami, Central Hyogo, visit of washi museum, rice terraces and satoyama landscapes. (With Dr. Ichinose).

8. July 22nd, 2005Evaluation: Regional Landscape Planning What did you like best? I started to consider the variety of processes in landscape (short, medium, long term) I learned about different kinds of tourism (rural, eco-tourism, agro-tourism) Introducing pictures of other countries´landscape Eating a lot of strawberries (for free) during excursion in Goshiki I learned about regional background of Awaji-shima, in particular the water system. The excursion in Goshiki with seeing the practical examples Learning of Nanairo project, which was my task to elaborate I learned about eco-tourism, have never considered about this Important for my (and any) planning background to think in long-, medium and short term

9. July 22nd, 2005Evaluation: Regional Landscape Planning What was not so easy? English as lecturing language The role play was not so easy to understand I would like to have more lecturing about Austrian tourism, e.g. tourism systems, reasons for development I did assignment without enough understanding (English language!) Limited time for presentations