I think there are a number of way the links can be used, depends on what the art teachers objectives are and what he/she might be looking for, but the links are useful in that they provide fairly easy access to tons of resources for an art teacher and any teacher for that matter. Search and you will find...whatever you are looking for...and then some.
The comic strip website is a great way to incorporate literacy and elements of art and design into an art teachers classroom. Students love comic strips! http://www.makebeliefscomix.com/ - Make your own comic strips
Its not on the list but I added it to mine. How about Flickr? I feel there are many ways an online art teacher can use this tool as a resource and tool for uploading there art work, creating portfolio of their work, using it to reflect on each others works, critiques, etc. I found a lot of these in my own search, very nice job!:)I have bookmarked a few and already have begun to investigate their uses. I am in the process of creating a list of tools and online resources for art teachers to use as well but also for each one I'm trying to figure out a few suggestions as to how to incorporate them into thier teaching methods.
I think there are a number of way the links can be used, depends on what the art teachers objectives are and what he/she might be looking for, but the links are useful in that they provide fairly easy access to tons of resources for an art teacher and any teacher for that matter. Search and you will find...whatever you are looking for...and then some.
ReplyDeleteMonica- you post such a difficult question to answer! haha.. The sites you posted offer such a wide variety of resource material! :)
ReplyDeleteThe comic strip website is a great way to incorporate literacy and elements of art and design into an art teachers classroom. Students love comic strips!
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Its not on the list but I added it to mine. How about Flickr? I feel there are many ways an online art teacher can use this tool as a resource and tool for uploading there art work, creating portfolio of their work, using it to reflect on each others works, critiques, etc. I found a lot of these in my own search, very nice job!:)I have bookmarked a few and already have begun to investigate their uses. I am in the process of creating a list of tools and online resources for art teachers to use as well but also for each one I'm trying to figure out a few suggestions as to how to incorporate them into thier teaching methods.
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