. . . and it has to be carefully distinguished from the logo of
the Conservative Party, which was obviously designed by an out-of-focus group.
George.
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Thanks so much for this explanation – makes sense to me – maybe I should write
a haiku or something to try to translate the spirit of this across cultures!
I’ll pass this on
Celia
Dr Celia Popovic
Head of Educational Staff Development
Centre for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching
Birmingham City University
Level 2, Edge Building
Campus North
Birmingham B42 2SU
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I always thought it was a pun on ‘cedar’.
George.
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Sent: 23 November 2009 9:47 AM
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Hi
Celia,
The logo was designed at the time SEDA was renamed. At the annual conference
and ran a session asking members what the name SEDA made them think of and
various visualising techniques to illuminate what people felt about the values
and spirit of the organisation.
We gave the output from this session to the designers and the logo came from
that.
Jill Brookes may have a more detailed answer for you.
It was certainly a design and relaunch where we were concerned to capture the
dissemination and caring nature of what we were doing. Green was the
overwhelming choice of colour but we decided it had to be deeper hue.
Gosh - it takes me back - I can even remember the shape of the room we were in!
Liz
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Subject: SEDA logo
HI everyone
I have just had an enquiry from one of the Japanese delegates at
last week’s SEDA conference asking about the significance of the SEDA logo.
I have always assumed that it is a representation of a person
and a tree, representing growth – but don’t actually know! So is there anyone
out there who was involved in the original design or choice of logo who can
shed any further light?
Many thanks
Celia
Dr Celia Popovic
Head of Educational Staff Development
Centre for the Enhancement of Learning and Teaching
Birmingham City University
Level 2, Edge Building
Campus North
Birmingham B42 2SU
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