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General introduction to the concept of 'WebQuests' - an inquiry-oriented activity in which some or all of the information that learners interact with comes from resources on the internet, optionally supplemented with videoconferencing. -- 1997 by Bernie DodgeWrite Comment (0 Comments) |
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Evaluations and Assessment: Student-directed Rubrics for a variety of Art Projects, 6-12 (to be used for self-assessments) |
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Incorporating New Media technology into the art classroom presents both
possibilities and dilemmas. Art Educators can use technology as a
resource tool, to bring rich content into a classroom or take a class
on a "virtual" museum tour. It can be used as a creative medium,
through digital art, experiential interface design or collaborative
installations and mixed media. At the same time, new media technology
can be a distraction in the classroom, or lead to shallow student
responses. Many teachers do not feel comfortable with technology or are
burdened by limited access to computers or software. However, standards
such as technique, observation and the principles of design can be
evaluated, along with connections to the purpose and meaning and
aesthetics of a new media work of art. In this workshop, we will
discuss practical ways to begin incorporating new media into the
classroom. Participants have opportunities to work with software, learn
simple web design, explore digital video and/or how to manage and
customize an online gallery. We will also look at a variety of free or
inexpensive tools.
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May 6, 2005
Free and Cheap Web Resources for Art Educators
Using New Media in the Art Classroom: Getting the most from what you have
While many art educators are beginning to use computers and the
Internet in their classrooms and lesson planning, many are also
burdened by old equipment or limited access and experience. How can art
teachers explore the power of virtual collaboration or new media tools
without money for equipment or software? In this workshop, we'll share
advice and ideas for getting the most out of what you have, exploring
the rich resources offered by museums and developers, and assessing
resources found on the Internet.
Free and Cheap Web Resources for Art Educators
So, You Wanna Make a Webpage?
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