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ArtBabble brings art content from different places and perspectives together, where it can be easily found and accessed. People who love and are interested in art may find ArtBabble a unique and engaging place to explore and learn.
ArtBabble may prove particularly advantageous to educators who can use it as a way to support their classroom activities. The For Educators page helps teachers quickly and easily find what they are looking for.

Browse by Theme, Medium, Period & Style, Location, People, and more, or search by keyword.
Created in 2009, ArtBabble is the product of a cross-departmental collection of individuals at the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
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The goal of ARTSEDGE is to create inspiring, interactive resources for K-12 learners, their teachers, and their families.
ARTSEDGE was instituted by the Kennedy Center in 1996 to reach out to schools and the community offering printed materials, classroom support, and Internet technologies. Four million participate in Kennedy Center Education Department programming each year through ARTSEDGE resources.
ARTSEDGE is expanding their content "to serve a new definition of educators, encompassing classroom and out-of-school teachers, with the single-minded goal to support arts-based student learning, whether in the classroom or an informal learning environment, like the home."
Lesson plans, audio stories, video clips, and interactive online modules make up the easily-browsed collection of free digital resources. Also featured are best practices in educational media and multimedia-enhanced instruction.
The focus of ARTSEDGE is on supporting innovative teaching with the arts, and meeting changing trends in education as well as accommodating the evolving impact of technology.
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ArtsConnectEd is an interactive Web site that provides access to works of art and educational resources from the Minneapolis Institute of Arts and Walker Art Center for K-12 educators, students, and scholars.

With Art Finder, ArtsConnectEd users can search over 100,000 of the museums’ digitized items including works of art, texts, audio and video, and interactive resources.

Art Collector makes it possible for users to save, customize, present, and share items in Art Collector sets. Everything can be commented on, tagged, and rated.
Ask an Educator allows users to submit questions about using ArtsConnectEd to real teachers who already use the site.
Through a train-the-trainer model, ArtsConnectEd is training teachers who conduct teacher workshops in their regions. So far, more than 3500 K-12 and pre-service teachers have participated in workshops focusing on the effective classroom use of ArtsConnectEd.
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The Show.me.uk website is packed with games and resources from the UK's museums and galleries.

The Teachers section of Show.me.uk is designed to help you quickly and easily access relevant content. All content is targeted at Key Stages 1 and 2 (ages 5-11). Interactives and resources are organized by topic and listed in a scrollable menu. These topics include:

You can receive a regular email newsletter from Show.me.uk updating the educational news from museums and galleries.

Show.me.uk is a free-to-use site produced by Culture24, the latest news, exhibition reviews, links, event listings, and education resources from thousands of UK museums, galleries, archives and libraries.
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ArtsAlive.ca is the educational website of Canada's National Arts Centre. Visitiors can learn about orchestral music, dance, English and French language theater, as well as explore archival collections.

The objectives of ArtsAlive.ca are to involve younger generations in information, multimedia resources, and activities relevant to the performing arts, and to provide free educational resources to students and teachers to help them in learning about the performing arts.

ArtsAlive.ca makes lots of tools available for teachers to bring the performing arts into the classroom.
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ArtsAlive.ca is made possible through the support of the Department of Canadian Heritage through the Canadian Culture Online program and thanks to financial investment by the Virtual Museum of Canada.
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EDSITEment is a resource for teachers, students, and parents searching for high-quality material in the subject areas of literature and language arts, foreign languages, art and culture, and history and social studies.

EDSITEment links to websites covering a broad scope of humanities subjects including American and world history, language, literature, and art. All have been reviewed for content, design, and educational value in the classroom.

Some of the features EDSITEment offers:

EDSITEment was selected as one of the top 25 websites for 2010 by the American Association of School Librarians. EDSITEment is a partnership of the National Endowment for the Humanities, Verizon Foundation, and the National Trust for the Humanities.
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New York's Museum of Modern Art presents these excellent online resources for teachers and students.

Modern Teachers Online connects teachers with MoMA’s resources and collection. Download teacher’s guides, browse images, or search lessons by subject, theme, or medium.

The Online Collection includes artists and objects from MoMA’s many departments.
Destination Modern Art is an online intergalactic journey where kids ages 5 to 8 travel to MoMA and MoMA PS1 with an alien creature.

Red Studio is a website developed by MoMA in collaboration with high school students about issues and questions raised by teens concerning modern art.

MoMA offers half-day professional development workshops, weekend teacher workshops, and the Modern Teachers Program to help you learn how to integrate modern and contemporary art into your classroom.
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View MoMA'sSchool and Teacher Program Brochure (PDF)
All of the Museum of Modern Artonline resources for teachers and students are free.
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Picturing America makes the nation's artistic heritage – paintings, sculpture, architecture, crafts, and photography – accessible to everyone.

Picturing America strives to give visitors the opportunity to learn about America's history and culture in a new, engaging way. The program uses art as a stimulus for the study of the cultural, political, and historical strands of America's foundation.

Using high-quality reproductions of significant American art together with the Teachers Resource Book and the website, Picturing America can help students understand the human aspects of American history.
The benefits of Picturing America Include ...

Picturing America is a program of the National Endowment for the Humanities and the American Library Association.
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The Incredible@rtDepartment provides a wealth of resources to art teachers at every level.

The Art Teacher Toolbox at The Incredible@rtDepartment offers art teachers a vast directory of online resources related to …

The Incredible@rtDepartment has art lesson plans for every grade level from early childhood through college, including lesson plans for substitutes at the elementary and middle school levels.

In the Activities & Games section are online activities for kids, art media tutorials, activity/learning centers, and board games. Visit Art Rooms posted by schools from around the world.
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The Dutch artist, M.C. Escher was born on this day in 1898. He is noted for his mathematically inspired art which featured impossible constructions, explorations of infinity, architecture, and tessellations.

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