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The VADS image collection provides over 100,000 art and design images free for use in education, drawn from university and college art collections, museums and archives across the UK... Via Ana Cristina Pratas Delete the scoop?
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Exposure to violent visual media leads to increased aggression in short-term scientific studies. Methodologically sound experiments have shown empirical evidence that violent video game contributes to aggressive behavior. Via VincentGuerrera, cat Delete the scoop?
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Exposure to violent visual media leads to increased aggression in short-term scientific studies. Methodologically sound experiments have shown empirical evidence that violent video game contributes to aggressive behavior. Via VincentGuerrera, cat
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The following post was prepared by Elaine Hirsch, and it provides a quick overview of some of the research around gaming. Via João Greno Brogueira Delete the scoop?
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This directly contradicts the prevalent assumption that video games are merely a distraction from “proper learning.” Moreover, these findings suggest games can be used as powerful tools to advance learning from online PhD ... Via Debra Bumgarner Delete the scoop?
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The best art apps for the ipad including those with procedural brushes, realistic paint, layers, blend modes and everything you need to make art on the ipad. Via Stephanie Sandifer Delete the scoop?
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Yet another brain myth bites the dust, joining we only use 10 percent of our brain, and other pseudoscience nonsense that tries to cram people in nice... Via Susan Striepe Delete the scoop?
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The following is a guest post from Suzanne Tiedemann who teaches art at Brunswick Acres School in South Brunswick, New Jersey and Tricia Fuglestad who... Via Paul Shaw Delete the scoop?
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ArtBabble is a new kind of video site dedicated to art and artists. It offers high definition video that features content ranging from contemporary to classical. Babble on. Via Sam Caddey Delete the scoop?
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Infographic summarizing various skills that can be gained by playing video games and providing an overview of some of the games we've had in the past and what disciplines they're related to. Games mentioned include Carmen Sandiego, Orgeon Trail, M.U.L.E., Angry Birds, Sims, Quest Atlantis, Incredible Machine, etc. Interesting. Via Randall Case, cat Delete the scoop?
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Telegraph.co.ukVideo gaming children 'more creative'Telegraph.co.ukThe study tested almost 500 12-year-olds against the Torrance Tests of Creative Thinking, which examine problem-solving and story-telling skills. Via Sara Armstrong Delete the scoop?
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In recent years, we have witnessed the beginnings of a revolution in education. Technology has fundamentally altered the way we do many things in daily life,... Via Susan Bainbridge Delete the scoop?
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Blogger Andrew Miller celebrates teachers who engage their students' cognitive abilities through creative methods. Via Stephanie Sandifer Delete the scoop?
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Aaron Knochel is an assistant professor at SUNY New Paltz, teaching upper division courses in curriculum theory and practice and "technology in the art classroom" in the university’s Art Education program. This past August, Knochel received his PhD in Art Education at Ohio State University, where his research focused on the possibilities and opportunities that new media and technology provide to art education. He was also one of twelve scholars to take part in the DML Research Hub’s Research Associates Summer Institute 2011.
As an artist and an educator, Knochel believes that visual skills and digital literacies serve as strong foundations for designing learning futures that build democratic learning opportunities, and his research’s emphasis is on building theory to understand these opportunities in a digital visual culture.
In the video below, Knochel talks about how a participatory culture in an art classroom can lead to a teacher’s deeper understanding and connection to students’ work. Below are just some highlights from the video, but this art educator’s ability to blend the field of art education with digital media and learning will stir your thinking about the representation of the visual arts in the 21st century. Via Jim Lerman Delete the scoop?
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School Arts - the Art Education Magazine for K-12 Art Educat: Amazon.com: Magazines (School Arts - the Art Education Magazine for K-12 Art Educat: An art teaching resource for teachers of grades ki...)... Via Sam Caddey Delete the scoop?
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