Teacher Resources
We, as teachers, are always being asked to incorporate technology in our classrooms. And as some of us know, this is not always an easy task in the art room. Therefore, my purpose for this post is to be a resource for art teachers. A tool that you can turn to when you want to try something new, discover a fresh way to uncover contemporary art, take a different approach to sharing your ideas and philosophies with students and staff, etc. Below you will find a list of some of the resources and tools I utilize on a daily basis. Look them up, try them out, and uncover what works and doesn’t work in your classroom.
• Pinterest
• Google Drive
• Dropbox
• TeachersPayTeachers.com
• NAEA website
• State Organization Websites
• Facebook
• Twitter
• Netflix
• Tumblr
• YouTube
• Art 21 Resources
• Art Education (NAEA) journal
• Art Education/Art blogs
• Art for Life: Authentic Instruction in Art
• Olivia Gude :)
• Austin Kleon
• Art Education for a Change by David Darts
• Rethinking Contemporary Art and Multicultural Education
• Juxtapoz Magazine
• Rolling Stone Magazine
• www.artsy.com
• www.contemporaryarted.com
• www.visualnews.com
• www.streetartutopia.com
• www.core77.com
• Street Artists
• Flipboard App - Personal Magazine (on all devices)
• Instagram
• LinkedIn
• ArtGallery App
• ColorSnap App
• UKIYOE App
• Copper Relief App
• SketchBookX App
• Sbapix Free App
• Geometric App
• iMotion App
• What The Font
• Ted Talks
Hopefully my few suggestions get the ball rolling for you as we enter a new school year.
Happy teaching!
-Daniel Humphrey, Art Educator, Holy Name High School, Parma Hts., Ohio