Whether you're an experienced arts educator, or a teacher looking for ways to bring life to your curriculum through visual arts, music, drama and dance, this group will provide a place to meet, share, and imagine!
http://smarthistory.org
Dear Colleagues,
I just 'discovered' this fantastic online art history multi-media collaborative textbook website:
created by Beth Harris and Steven Zucker
Curriki.org wrote:
Rating: Exemplary. This is an incredible resource for any art history teacher or any teacher who integrates the study of art into their subject area. Created, in part, as a way to replace expensive textbooks and study art in a non-text based medium, this website has videos, timelines, articles, podcasts, and so much more to increase engagement and understanding. The website is well-organized and full of information to help both students and teachers as they explore the role that art has played throughout history.
7/31/09
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AND They Are Seeking Contributors of images (via Flickr?) and text materials, etc.
I already joined and contributed...
enuf sed by me,
"I'm just an excitable boy"...
Allen
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