Knowledge transmission is one of the most radically ecological actions one can do. In a way, information is one of the substances that needs less energy to move. Sergio Pérez Rocamora, TetraTrik
Knowledge transmission is one of the most radically ecological actions one can do. In a way, information is one of the substances that needs less energy to move.
Sergio Pérez Rocamora, TetraTrik
Who influenced modern Maker Education. Screen captures of interactive media by Open School British Columbia.
Don’t throw it out – fold it up! Make fun and functional origami out of your spare paper with this easy origami book. A book of 25 projects by Michael G. LaFosse and Richard L. Alexander, includes DVD.
An excerpt from The Best of Making Things – A Hand Book of Creative Discovery by Anne Sayre Wiseman.
Makedo is a set of self-connectors which allow you to easily join cardboard, plastic and fabric to form new objects and structures. Play objects, kid’s costumes, furniture and decorations for the home can all be made from the stuff around you and after use, easily dismantled and reused over and over again.
Bo-tito comes assembled and as a kit. The pieces are connected to each other by an elastic multifilament cord for textile use. They Also don’t carry weapons. The average life of it is 400 years, which takes plastic to degrade.
The late Elliot Eisner identified 10 lessons which are clarified through the study of art in schools, but the points apply to art ed in general. From NAEA Publications
Abridged article about scissor skills by Colleen from The OT Toolbox
An article by Kelly Phillips who teaches elementary TAB (Teaching for Artistic Behaviour) with plenty of practical tips for creating an environment for student-led creativity. I particularly like the poster of attachment methods.