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Distance Learning Resources
I’ve been meaning to use this blog as a way to curate some of my YouTube videos. The current need for distance learning resources has finally given me the nudge that I needed. It is still a work in progress … Continue reading
Four Fun Ways to Engage Art Students with Augmented Reality
The following ideas are being presented at the NAEA Convention in Seattle with the Art Education Technology Interest Group. If you are going to the convention, please join us! Art Education Technology Pechakucha 2018 FLASH Learning. Fast-paced sharing of technology … Continue reading
How to Add an Aura With HP Reveal
The following guide was created to supplement my presentation at NAEA called Four Fun Ways to Engage Art Students with Augmented Reality. If you have not yet played with augmented reality, be careful. It is instantly addicting!
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Tagged Augmented Reality, flipping the art room, ipad, NAEA, stop motion
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4th Grade Choice Photography Unit
This year, I have been making an effort to add more choice and student-directed learning to my curriculum. This unit grew as an extension of the 4th grade pinhole camera project. I needed a way to occupy the class while … Continue reading
Pinhole CANmeras – Day 2
The following information will make a lot more sense if you have already read my previous post called Pinhole CANmeras Day 1. PROCESSING THE IMAGES: Cameras begin to trickle back in on week 2 of this project. Out of a class of … Continue reading
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Tagged 4th grade, camera, CANmera, choice, experiments, inspired by artist, ipad, photography, pinhole, steam, technology
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Pinhole CANmeras – Day 1
Last year I had a conversation with Nicole Croy at the NAEA Convention that blew my mind. For the last few years, she has been recording incredible images with long exposure pinhole cameras that do not require any darkroom chemicals! I could … Continue reading
Flipped Classroom Videos for Gelatin Prints
I am getting so excited about the National Art Education Association National Convention in New York this week. I am presenting a hands-on workshop on Thursday, March 2nd, called: Homemade Gelatin Plates. How to Make it Work for 20+ Students. … Continue reading
Gadget Prints, Pronto Plates, and Chine-Colle. So fun!
I’m running a workshop at the MAEA Conference this weekend, and I wanted to get these video links up before I go. If you want to try the gadget printing method, the key ingredient is Pledge Floor Care . Stay … Continue reading
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Tagged chine-colle, gadget prints, gelatin, legos, lithography, MAEA, NAEA, pasta machine, pronto plates
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Pronto Plates in the Classroom
I’ve been using Pronto Plates in my own work for the last few years. I’ve taught a number of photo-lithography workshops to adults and high school teachers, but it wasn’t until my proposal was accepted for the MAEA and NAEA … Continue reading
Bleezer’s Ice Cream – 1st attempt at “flipping the art room”
I’ve often thought about creating instructional videos, but I am one of those people who are VERY UNCOMFORTABLE in front of a camera. I was less nervous when I jumped out of an airplane than I am every time I … Continue reading
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Tagged 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, explain everything, flipping the art room, ice cream, ipad, kindergarten, literacy, steam, stop motion, technology
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