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Computer Tech in Art Education


Technology in the Art Classroom: Statement of Praxis
This piece explores how technology supports creativity and learning in the art classroom. While technology can feel overwhelming, it offers powerful tools—from research platforms like Pinterest and Google to digital art and graphic design software—that help students create, discover, and share artwork. The author argues that instead of fearing technology, art educators should embrace it and teach students how digital tools expand artistic possibilities.

Kailey Jones
Apr 191 min read


Montaged Collage
This lesson plan is aimed towards grades 9-12 and tasks students to create a digital collage that visually represents a movie, song, TV show, book, or similar media. Through this project, students explore composition, symbolism, and storytelling in digital art.

Kailey Jones
Mar 272 min read


Digital Art Lesson Plan: The Shape of Who
This lesson encourages students to use creativity and critical thinking to create a design based off pre-existing elements. Students will be assigned a random shape and instructed to make it into a face!

Kailey Jones
Feb 232 min read


Digital Art Lesson Plan: Pixelate Me!
This lesson introduces students to pixel-based digital art using Pixilart. They create 8-bit self-portraits, swap with a partner to replicate, and discuss the challenges and impact of pixel art in digital media.

Kailey Jones
Feb 112 min read
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