Learn how to use the internet to teach visual arts and refine students' critical thinking skills. A proven art instruction program that teaches everything from the creative process and art history to criticism and aesthetics.
Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Libraries Unlimited Professional Guides in School Librarianship.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Acknowledgments.
Frequently Referred to Web Sites of Associations, Art Education Programs, and Resources.
Introduction.
1: History, Critical Thinking, and Using the Internet.
2: A Brief History of the Developments in Art Education.
Suggested Web Sites about Art Education and DBAE.
Suggested Web Sites for Teacher Resources and Lesson Plans.
References.
3: Developing Critical Thinking Skills in the Visual Arts.
Suggested Web Sites about Design and Techniques.
Suggested Web Sites Regarding Critical Thinking Skills.
References.
4: Using Primary Sources on the Internet in the Visual Arts.
Suggested Web Sites on Primary Sources, Collections, and Copyright.
Web Site Evaluation Guidelines.
Suggested Web Sites about Filters and Filtering.
Suggested Web Sites That Discuss How to Evaluate a Web Site.
Suggested Web Sites of Metasearch Engines.
Suggested Web Sites, Image Search Engines, and Directories.
Suggested Web Sites of Primary Source Directories for Images and Art History Information.
References.
5: Applying Critical Thinking Skills in the Visual Arts.
6: Elements and Principles of Design.
Images.
Web Addresses.
Site Summary.
Discussion Questions and Activities.
Related Internet Sites.
7: Prehistoric and Ancient Middle Eastern Art (Circa 35,000–331 B.C.).
Images.
Web Addresses.
Site Summary.
Discussion Questions and Activities.
Related Internet Sites.
8: Ancient Egyptian Art (Circa 6000–30 B.C.).
Images.
Web Addresses.
Site Summary.
Discussion Questions and Activities.
Related Internet Sites.
9: Aegean and Greek Art (Circa 2800–30 B.C.).
Images.
Web Addresses.
Site Summary.
Discussion Questions and Activities.
Related Internet Sites.
10: Etruscan and Roman Art (Circa Eighth Century B.C.–A.D. 500).
