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National Gallery of Art (NGA) Open Access Image Collection
Provides over 50,000 digitized artworks that are free to download and use for educational and non-commercial purposes, perfect for deep visual...
Reframing Art History Online Textbook
A free, open-access college-level art history textbook that takes a global, thematic, and critical approach to the discipline, moving beyond the...
Smithsonian American Art Museum Recording a Changing Nation
Uses photographic surveys as source documents to spark sustained inquiry into historical context, visual literacy, and social change.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History
An online chronological, geographical, and thematic exploration of art history, featuring essays, images, and high-resolution downloadable art.
Adobe Express Teaching Resources
The Adobe Education Exchange search page is your one-stop shop for curriculum inspiration! It isa virtual filing cabinet brimming with projects ready...
Smarthistory
A free, not-for-profit multimedia resource featuring high-quality videos and essays that explore art from prehistory to the present, focusing on...
Smithsonian American Art Museum (SAAM) Critical Thinking in Action
Guides that use art to promote critical thinking, observation, and analysis, often integrating U.S. history and language arts skills.
Gripe Jam
Reflect on problems, prioritize needs, and identify solutions with this problem-solving protocol from Jennie Magiera. Want to learn more? Check out...
Using the SLIME Method to Set Goals
This blog post, which can also be listened to as a podcast, will walk you through the SLIME method. The SLIME Method is a process for setting and...
SMART Goals
A powerful way to help students write effective goals for themselves is to follow the SMART Goal model. Take a moment to watch this video, from 2...
Goal Setting for Teachers
"Educators of all experience levels have aspirations and practice goal-setting in their careers. Sometimes this is required following an evaluation,...
BandLab for Education
A free, collaborative, cloud-based digital audio workstation (DAW) allowing students to create, record, and mix music using technology.
Instrument Playground, Google Arts & Culture
An interactive tool that lets students generate, play, and compose music using instrument sounds from around the world powered by Google AI.
Carnegie Hall: Write Your Own Song
A five-part video course detailing the process of songwriting, from inspiration and idea generation to final composition.
MuseScore
Free, open-source software for creating, playing, and printing sheet music. A robust tool for composition and arranging.
AI in the Classroom Spotlight: High School Literature Analysis
Charlie Akers, Twin Lakes School Corporation, described how he uses AI tools like MagicSchool to create interactive activities, such as having...
AI in the Classroom Spotlight: Student Entrepreneurship Projects
Omodara Ogijo will share the use of AI & Automation at RISE, and two of their current students will share how they are using AI to build their...
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