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  1. Added Oct 01, 2008 by icecream
    Artsonia.com Web site bills itself as "the world's largest kid's art museum."
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  2. Added Sep 30, 2008 by sarahfield
    Schools are using technologies such as digital imaging, animation, and graphic design software to complement and transform their existing art programs.
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  3. Added Jul 20, 2008 by ziegeran
    Online art pad.
  4. Added Jul 17, 2008 by kse
    Cole & Wertsch's discussion of the historical conversation about Piaget & Vygotsky, the faux differences as well as the substantive differences. They identify 'cultural mediation' as the crux of Vygotskian thinking on learning and development
  5. Added Jan 16, 2008 by emilysmom
    An article about art in preschool lesson plans.
  6. Added Dec 22, 2007 by tomderis
  7. Added Nov 19, 2007 by ablanco and 1 other
    Instead of printing out dozens of pages of images, which still limits your research participant to whatever you’ve selected, you can open up the entire Flickr universe to the participant to create their collage. Or, if you want the participant to choose from pre-selected images, you can create a Flickr gallery and ask the participant to draw from those.
  8. Added Sep 01, 2007 by longpd
    Art Culture and technology in San Francisco
  9. Added Jul 30, 2007 by mniemitz
    The Grand Tour is a collection of priceless paintings set free around the streets of London.
  10. Added Jul 19, 2007 by battis
    What Robbie Dingo has done is something Akira Kurosawa only envisioned: brought Van Gogh's masterpiece to rich, three dimensional life, and for a brief moment, recast it as a living place. (Brief, for the construction was always intended as a temporary project, "so it's all been swept away now, leaving only the film behind.") But for a breathtaking moment (this is my favorite shot, above) you get to the most iconic of starry nights recast under the rising sun.
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