check out these 2 posts! Wonder if the album cover could be adapted for the classroom? The coolest part though, I think is the total lack of direction and people's willingness to engage anyway. People like to make stuff!
oh, and play I spy.
http://www.brooklynmuseum.org/community/blogosphere/bloggers/category/education/
the NAEA site is so well-designed. It's organized, I know what I'm looking at, and it's easy to find the tabs I want to look at. The colors are great. My favorite is the e-portfolios. So nice of practicing teachers to post their mission statements, especially since we hafta write one soon... I'll be bookmarking this.
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thanks for reminding me to bookmark things. good habit to get into!
ReplyDeletethe naea site has come a long way from it's early incarnations. but like any site that depends on user input, it's only as good as what people contribute. any gems you came across, brittanie?
ReplyDeleteooh yes, i really loved the eye spy game too! it would be cool if there were a kiosk where you could download all sorts of looking games like this to your phone or ipod at the entrance of the museum.
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