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collaborative digital learning and teaching space

A Message from our President, Professor Margaret Baguley:

Dear Art Education Colleagues, we realise that some people may need to provide quality learning experiences on-line due to the challenging situation caused by the Coronavirus. The AEA Committee thought it would be helpful to share some of our favourite resources that might assist with presenting and delivering engaging art experiences to support your students. We also invite you to share your resources if possible to assist other educators during this time.

Thank you and we wish you well.

To kick off this digital learning and teaching space the Art Education Australia (AEA) Committee has created a Top 10 of go-to digital resources for remote and online teaching and learning in the visual arts. We invite you to add where you can and help us to create a big working document for art education in Australia.

NB., This is an open digital tool to assist art educators. It is not a definitive list and we invite users to add and develop this list of resources and links. Remember to use appropriate netiquette when sharing information.

General resources for online learning and teaching in Art Education 6

Also to be found on Instagram 7

How to draw a face with Ben and Livvy Quilty 8

A short video resource from AGNSW��s #TogetherInArt collection. Drawing from life/a mirror with Ben Quilty 8

Tussen Kunst & Quarantaine 8

For everyone at home who needs some relief. Some homemade art 👩🏼‍🎨 8

1. Pic your artwork 8

2. Use 3 items in your home 8

3. Share @tussenkunstenquarantaine 8

Firstsite artist activity packs 8

Stay inspired with Firstsite’s artist created activity packs, featuring contributions from UK artists including Antony Gormley, Gillian Wearing, Idris Khan, Jeremy Deller, Mark Wallinger and more. 8

‘Art is where the home is’ will give you ideas about how to get creative at home. Anyone can have a go – there are no specialist materials required, plus it’s completely FREE to download! 8

The Art and Craft Hut 9

“The Art & Craft Hut is a multi-dimensional, art loving space that promotes inclusive arts and crafts for all students. Through our resources, products and workshops, we aim to build a community where creativity thrives” 9

NGV 9

NGV TEACHER VIRTUAL PROFESSIONAL LEARNING: Add some art to your teaching. Our free online professional learning programs provide rich opportunities to engage with art, connect with colleagues, and develop practical ideas to enhance teaching and learning. 9

Dyson challenge 9

Mrs Brown Art 9

Mrs Brown Art. Click on the blue Art Lessons button and it will take you to a google drive folder with lots of simple lesson plans that are easy to use for remote learning. 9

Resources for supporting students online with Special Educational and 9

Additional Needs in Art Education 9

How to talk to your child about coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) 8 tips to help comfort and protect children. 10

Resources for online learning and teaching Aboriginal and 11

Torres Strait Islander knowledges in Art Education 11

Resources for online learning and teaching F-2 Art Education 13

Resources for online learning and teaching 3-6 Art Education 14

Artsology: Art Games for Kids, Arts Education. Artsology has been providings arts games for kids for 17 years 14

Resources for online learning and teaching 7-8 Art Education 15

Resources for online learning and teaching 9 -10 Art Education 16

Resources for online learning and teaching 11-12 Art Education 17

Collaborative and Social Media networks for Art Teachers 18

Art Education Australia’s Top 10

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Arts POP - Packages of Practice

This site delivers expert advice to help Australian teachers develop lessons, units of work and classroom strategies with exemplars.There are ten packages of practice for the five arts forms. Clicking on visual arts from the Sections tab at the top will take you to a unit of work. At the bottom are tabs to take you to planning, implementation, student learning and opportunities and extensions. Some of the POP packages also contain videos which are very helpful Dance , Drama, Music, Vis Arts and more

http://artspop.org.au/

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MCA, Sydney Guan Wei

MCA produces great online resources for early years, primary, secondary and tertiary. These can be used online in an LMS or as self directed study. This Guan Wei resource supports learning and teaching through engaging with symbols and storytelling in the works of an amazing Contemporary Chinese Australian artist.

https://www.mca.com.au/learn/learning-resources/learning-resources-guan-wei/

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ABC Education - Visual Arts

ABC Education has created a range of videos and teaching resources for the Arts suitable for primary and secondary students. All of the resources are mapped to the Australian Curriculum with short videos often accompanying these to assist educators. These are clearly labelled for particular year levels and cover a fantastic range of topics.

https://education.abc.net.au/home#!/topic/

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National Portrait Gallery - Learning Resources

These resources are designed for teachers to use in the classroom and are based on artworks in the collection of the National Portrait Gallery. After clicking on the link scroll down on the left hand side to click on the various resources. They will often tell you which year levels they are appropriate for.

https://www.portrait.gov.au/content/learning-resources/

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National Portrait Gallery of Australia - Portrait Stories

Portrait Stories uses video, multimedia and sound to present the stories of artists who are included in the collection of the National Portrait Gallery collection. An excellent resource to engage students and can also be used as a self-directed learning tool for older students. An amazing selection of stories.

https://www.portrait.gov.au//stories/

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Museum of Modern Art

Five tips for teaching with works of art (Museum of Modern Art) - a really helpful resource to help discuss artworks with students using inquiry-based strategies. Although a resource for teachers this can easily be translated into viewing a work of art online and discussing it with your students. (4 mins)

https://youtu.be/ONPYKR8jNn8

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Education Kits developed by AEA

Landscape and Memory: Frank Hurley and a nation imagined is a free accessible education kit (with accompanying catalogue) developed by AEA based on the iconic photographs of Frank Hurley and linked to the Australian Curriculum.

Other Education Kits and catalogues available include: ‘Hadley’s Art Prize Hobart, 2019’, ‘Wanderlust; the touring exhibition of the 2018 Queensland Regional Art Award’ (2018), ‘Dark Rituals, Magical Relics: from the little art spell book’ - 7 contemporary women artists (2019), ‘On Albatross Island’ (2018) - a wonderful environmental resource. [Available in Members’ Area - Education Resources]

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s://www.arteducation.org.au/education-resources/landscape-and-memory-exhibition-resources

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National Gallery of Australia - Education Resources

A range of Education resources for K-12 covering Australian Art, Indigenous Art, European + American art, Asian and Pacific art. Including rich content videos from the Gallery’s collection in partnership with ABC Education. Click on the various hyperlinks to explore further and to download education and activity kits for primary and secondary school students.

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TATE Street Art

We all need some time to play, be curious and creative while learning through art. This TATE Kids site is an online game space that lets make, create and design a virtual piece, exhibit it at TATE and save it to exhibit in other digital spaces.

https://www.tate.org.uk/kids/games-quizzes

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The Design and Art Australia Online (DAAO): database and e-research tool for art and design researchers

The DAAO is a brilliant collaborative e-Research tool built upon the foundations of the Dictionary of Australian Artists Online. DAAO is an open source freely accessible scholarly e-Research tool that presents biographical data about Australian artists, designers, craftspeople and curators. This can be used for teachers and students for inquiry based research. When used with senior students it can be used as a writing tool to create new data entries for Australia designers and artists who may be found to be missing information or not yet have a listing.

https://www.daao.org.au/

General resources for online learning and teaching in Art Education

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Google Art & Culture

For teaching and learning using digital visual content. Because it’s Google you can link your account and set up a curated gallery space, 360’ videos, search by artist name, themes, historical events use Google street view and use Google art camera.

Google Arts & Culture

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Edmodo Distance Learning Toolkit

Edmodo is a great online environment for teaching and learning. To support those new to online and digital T&L they have developed a great resource for setting up accounts for your classes.

https://go.edmodo.com/distancelearning/?utm_source=marketing&utm_medium=visitor-site&utm_campaign=wp-2020-q1-teacher-distance-learning&utm_content=nav-bar

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Padlet

Padlet is great for any type of