E-Resources+-+Help+develop+ideas

"These are a series of e-resources that have proven to be effective in helping develop their ideas. All easy to navigate and fun for students. This technology can be used in several ways and hence are a valuable and inexpensive engaging tool." I can edit this
 * Online Resource || Google Sketch Up || Applications ||
 * [[image:arteresources/Capture.PNG width="147" height="137" align="center" caption="Capture.PNG" link="http://sketchup.google.com/"]] || * Free resource
 * Supported by online tutorials
 * Creates 3 dimensional images
 * Comes with added realistic images to support designs.
 * Comes with added realistic images to support designs.

EXAMPLE || * Allows the combination of 2 dimensional designs onto 3 dimensional surfaces.
 * Excellent for product design or simple architectural improvisations. ||
 * || Artweaver ||  ||
 * [[image:arteresources/artweaver.PNG width="211" height="141" align="center" caption="artweaver.PNG" link="http://www.artweaver.de/"]] || * Free resource
 * Similar interface as Adobe Photoshop
 * Edit photographs
 * Create drawings using a range of different mediums such as conte, pastels, pencils etc

STUDENT EXAMPLES || * Use to edit photographs - alter image using saturation, exposure etc tools
 * Use to add colour to an image by selecting a type of medium and changing the colour and intensity
 * Colour over the top of an image, explore colour theory by getting the students to complete warm and colour schemes ||
 * || GIMP 2.6 ||  ||
 * [[image:arteresources/Gimp.PNG width="193" height="178" align="center" caption="Gimp.PNG" link="http://www.gimp.org/downloads/"]] || __[|Tutorial on GIMP2.6] __
 * T his is very similar to Artweaver, however it has a much more extensive range of effects (filters) which is one of the cons of Artweaver.

STUDENT EXAMPLES || * Uses similar to Artweaver. ||
 * || Wall Wisher ||  ||
 * [[image:arteresources/Wall_wisher_Capture.PNG width="254" height="132" align="center" caption="Wall_wisher_Capture.PNG" link="http://www.wallwisher.com/"]] || * Teacher sets up account and then gives students the URL
 * Students can post ideas onto a wall.
 * They can read other student's responses
 * Free and simple to use || * Brainstorm ideas as a group
 * Students could respond to a question on an artwork
 * Provide feedback on other student's work ||
 * || Glogster ||  ||
 * [[image:arteresources/GlogCapture.PNG width="191" height="264" align="center" caption="GlogCapture.PNG" link="http://www.glogster.com/"]] || * Use the Education Version
 * Mutimedia can be added to the poster
 * Can print off a hard copy || * Create a Poster online ||
 * || Build Your Wild Self ||  ||
 * [[image:arteresources/Creature.PNG width="237" height="274" align="center" caption="Creature.PNG" link="http://www.buildyourwildself.com/"]] || * Free, easy to use program
 * Allows students to create a mythological creature using a range of animal parts
 * Somewhat limited in application || * Look at the work of Patricia Piccinni and the Egyptian gods and their morphed creatures. Students could use this program to develop ideas before completing more intensive research. ||
 * || Cube Creator ||  ||
 * [[image:Cube_.GIF width="262" height="43" link="http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/interactives/cube_creator/"]] || * This site allow you to create a cube that asks a series of questions and then allows a space for an answer.
 * The cube can be printed, cut out and constructed.
 * It has a word limit.

EXAMPLE || * Students could create a cube of the Art Elements or Art Principles. In the answer section they could create a list of descriptive terms for the particular element or principle. From a group of provided images, the students could roll the cube and then find the artwork that best fits the element/ principle. || Mindomo
 * || Photo Pin ||  ||
 * [[image:photopin.GIF width="189" height="61" align="center" link="http://photopin.com"]] || * No copyright on the images on this site.
 * Type in the topic e.g. portraits and up will pop a range of photographs for that theme. || * Excellent resource to teach about different themes in art/ photographs
 * Review which are the most successful and why,
 * Review compositional aspects of photography ||
 * || Sketchcast ||  ||
 * [[image:Sketch_caste.GIF align="center" link="http://sketchcast.com/"]] || * **Record a sketch with or without voice.** Explain something, have fun, or create art.
 * **Then embed the sketch player in your blog** or point people to your sketch channel.
 * Need an external microphone. May need a stylus pen. || * Two students back to back. One describes an image to the other using art terminology. The other draws what the first is describing. When finished they can play back the experience. ||
 * || storyjumper ||  ||
 * [[image:story_jumper.GIF align="center" link="http://www.storyjumper.com/"]] || * Free e book creator
 * Use uploaded art or the students could use their own drawings & photos and add annotations. || * Students could create a book of favourite artworks and complete an analysis of those artworks.
 * Graphic students could illustrate a story book. ||
 * || Mindomo ||  ||
 * || NoteMesh ||  ||
 * || LAMS ||  ||
 * || Wordle ||  ||
 * [|http://www.3dtin.com] || 3DTin ||  ||
 * http://shape.method.ac/ ||  ||   ||
 * http://www.edrawsoft.com/ || EdDraw6 ||  ||
 * [|http://www.3dtin.com] || 3DTin ||  ||
 * http://shape.method.ac/ ||  ||   ||
 * http://www.edrawsoft.com/ || EdDraw6 ||  ||
 * http://shape.method.ac/ ||  ||   ||
 * http://www.edrawsoft.com/ || EdDraw6 ||  ||
 * http://www.edrawsoft.com/ || EdDraw6 ||  ||

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