Recent del.icio.us LinksHere’s my latest rambling, where I talk about the definition of art and how it relates to education.
…Ok, you got me - this is a response to Dave LaMorte. I also make a plug for the Artchive.
Here’s the audio version of show number 130. video and show notes to follow.
I love origami, so whenever I need an idea for one of my mini lesson videos I tend to lean towards that first. Lucky for me I know a lot of designs that are public domain!
I tried something new with this episode. Instead of using iMovie I tried out eyespot.com. It’s not as feature rich as iMovie, but it does a decent job and even allows you to export video for video iPods. Nice.
This is the second of two lessons that I recorded at the DEN North East Regional Institute. It has nothing to do with the DEN other than that.
I’ve had Artist Trading Cards, or ATCs, on the brain for a while now. Is it any wonder that I would do a Mini Lesson on them?
This is one of two lessons that I recorded at the DEN North East Regional Institute. It has nothing to do with the DEN other than that.
In episode 5 I show how to fold a polyhedron.
iPod version 44.2 MB, 6 min 36 sec
In episode 5 I show how to fold a polyhedron.
low bandwidth 3.6 MB, 6 min 36 sec
In this lesson I show how to make a Star Book - a lesson I’ve seen in a couple of places including room132.com
In this lesson I show how to make a Star Book - a lesson I’ve seen in a couple of places including room132.com
File size: 4.4 MB
Length: 6:03
Format: quicktime
DESCRIPTION
This lesson in folding origami is appropriate for kids in 3rd grade or higher, although in small groups you could go even younger than 8 year olds. The iPod version of this will follow shortly.
