Art Page. The Art Education and Teaching Art website is billed as "full of ideas about teaching art for teachers, and students in primary, secondary and K12 schools." Do you agree about the quantity of material featured? What about its quality?
Art Page. Anglia Multimedia's Art: Teaching Resources offers a number of links to other websites of interest to teachers of Art. The links are age-categorised. Once again, how appropriate is this website, or its links, to your own Art teaching?
Art Page. Art Museums contains links to the websites of many famous art galleries and museums. Select one museum's website, e.g. the Tate Gallery in London or the Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg. Has the site a role in the Art curriculum?
Art Page. The All Clip Art Site features a large number of graphics sites offering free clip art. How useful might this website, and its resources, be in your Art teaching?
Art Page. The portal Art and Special Educational Needs links to a number of sites offering resources and strategies for learners with difficulties and impairments. How useful might the links be in your Art teaching?
Art Page. If you had the Internet up and running, would you be able to locate and use a web resource in your teaching? Could you set your students a task which they might complete by referring to a web page or website?
The Teacher Training Agency has published Initial Teacher Training (ITT) National Curriculum for the use of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in subject teaching: Exemplification materials. Access their