- Голіяд, І.С. (orcid.org/0000-0003-4979-828X) and Тропіна, М.А. (orcid.org/0000-0002-9652-6538) (2026) Multi-Level Graphic Training System: Experimental Approaches аnd Prospects Міждисциплінарні дослідження складних систем (28). pp. 154-176. ISSN 2307-4515
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Abstract
The article highlights approaches to creating a multi-level system of graphic training based on active experimental activities within the framework of an innovative educational cluster. The research focuses on substantiating the feasibility of using experimental approaches to education that foster the development of graphic competencies, the creative potential of individuals, and the social adaptation of educational practices to contemporary socio-economic challenges. The theoretical foundations of experimental activities in graphic training, the experiences of scientists and educators in implementing innovative teaching approaches, as well as modern trends in graphic education, including digitalization, the application of immersive technologies, and interactive platforms, are analyzed. The proposed system aims to harmoniously integrate creativity, science, education, and production for the sustainable progress of society, support the concept of lifelong learning, and develop graphic competencies across different educational levels (school students, youth, educators, professionals, and the adult population). Special attention is given to adapting the educational process to the needs of modern society through project-based activities, individualized learning, the creation of mentoring and reverse-mentoring programs, the involvement of professional coaches, and the implementation of interdisciplinary collaboration practices. Significant emphasis is placed on creating conditions for the social adaptation of participants through the development of graphic skills, as well as ensuring psychological support within the educational environment. The research results have substantial practical contributions to several areas. They support the modernization of educational programs for graphic training across different age groups. Additionally, they contribute to the development of tools for fostering creativity and interdisciplinary competencies. The findings also promote the formation of innovative educational approaches aimed at human potential development. Furthermore, they emphasize the integration of creative industries into economic recovery processes, the support of educational reforms, and the enhancement of human capital.
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