TECH4ARTED
Technology Transformation
Create a curriculum that evolves with our changing multimedia landscape.
Theresa McGee
Tech Philosophy
Moving toward technology integration doesn’t
mean discarding traditional art-making processes.
Technology can complement what you already do
and create learning opportunities for students.
Time
The reality is that learning and
applying new technology takes time.
Technology Access
Discuss with your school administrator the importance
of infusing technology into all areas of the curriculum.
Check out this list of grants to help you get the
technology you need:
tinyurl.com/ArtGrants.
Take charge of your own learning and develop a PLN (Personal Learning Network)
ArtEd 2.0:
arted20.ning.com
Art Education Blogs:
tinyurl.com/ArtEdBlogs
Art Education Yahoo Group:
tinyurl.com/ArtEd Yahoo
Twitter
Make a habit of checking regularly—
it’s a great place to discover practical
uses for technology in education.
Build Teaching Tools
Find teaching resources for you and your students
on YouTube (
youtube.com), Vimeo (Vimeo.
com), and Slideshare (
slideshare.net).
Web Tools and Resources (tinyurl/108Tools)
Wix: website builder (
wix.com)
Glogster: multimedia interactive (
edu.glogster.com)
Aviary: image editor (
www.aviary.com)
Art Babble: art videos (
artbabble.org)
Goal
Learn one new tool this year and
apply it to your teaching. No
one can learn everything at
once. Take baby steps and watch
your stride get longer with each
new integrated tool.
Get Theresa’s version of this chart at
www.schoolartsonline.com.
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April 2011 SchoolArts