The following tools and resources for Printmaking are available online, most of them for free – though sometimes with limitations (e.g. time, number of downloads etc.).
(more…)Printmaking: Tools and Resources
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Are.na
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Supposedly we live in an age of social media, thus it makes sense to consider them also for creative practices as well as for teaching, learning and research in the arts. Are.na in this context stands out as a social media platform entirely based around the notion of connecting ideas via a visual interface.
(more…)Digital Libraries
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A digital library, digital repository, or digital collection, is an online database of digital objects including text, still images, audio, video, and/or other digital media formats. Objects can consist of digitized versions of originally analogue artefacts (e.g. books, prints, or photographs), as well as of originally produced digital content. In addition to storing content, digital libraries provide means for organizing, searching, and retrieving the content contained in the collection.
(more…)Online Education Platforms
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As many institutions switch to online delivery of studio courses, they often would like to provide video instructions and/or demonstrations especially for certain technical skills. Youtube is a reasonable resource for that, but may be difficult to predict in terms of quality, continuity of availability, legitimacy (intellectual property) or/and – in some contexts (e.g. China) – accessability.
(more…)(Formative) Assessments Tools
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In all educational contexts fair assessment is at the very heart of the contract between the student, the instructor and the institution; it’s supposed to allow both students and instructors to evaluate student’s concurrent standing in a particular subject matter in relation to particular institutional parameters. All parties involved accordingly rightfully expect assessment to be immanently objective, transparent, and thereby comprehensive.
(more…)Teaching Online
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As would be expected teaching and learning online is different to teaching and learning in a traditional classroom setting; in particular transitioning from one to the other requires adaptation – and the exploration of very different tools and practices to achieve the best possible learning.
(more…)Crafts: Tools and Resources
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All of the following tools and resources for various Crafts practices (Glass, Ceramics etc.) are available online, most of them for free – though sometimes with limitations (e.g. time, number of downloads etc.).
(more…)Object Design: Tools and Resources
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All of the following tools and resources for Objcet Design practices (incl. Product Design, Industrial Design etc.) are available online, most of them for free – though sometimes with limitations (e.g. time, number of downloads etc.).
(more…)Sculpture: Tools and Resources
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All of the following tools and resources for Sculpture and other installation practices are available online, most of them for free – though sometimes with limitations (e.g. time, number of downloads etc.).
(more…)Graphics: Tools and Resources
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All of the following tools and resources for Graphics (incl. graphic design, illustration and printmaking) are available online, most of them for free – though sometimes with limitations (e.g. time, number of downloads etc.).
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