VERY USEFUL LINKS:

LinkedIn Learning (login through via Agnes Scott single sign on)
This is an excellent educational tool. Formerly known as Lynda.com, Linked In purchased the platform a few years ago. This website was established many years ago as a learning platform and has short segmented in depth professional videos on a HUGE range of subjects, from Software to organizing your office. All of the videos are delivered by experts (their bios are on the site, you will be impressed), and are transcribed. You have the ability to create a play list and list that for your students, and to create bookmarks, as well as your own self-learning guide. IT bought a campus license so that we could all benefit. GREAT resource!

AGNES SCOTT RESOURCES:

CDVL (Center for Visual and Digital Literacy) Remote Education Resource

Center for Writing and Speaking has online support in place

FORMATS for ONLINE meetings:

ZOOM
Get started with some overview instruction in LinkedIn Learning
ZOOM – mobile app For your phone

GOOGLE Hangouts Overview on Linkedin Learning

Google mobile app for phone

CANVAS instructions for synchronous meeting within Canvas LMS
Canvas TEACHER mobile app
Canvas STUDENT mobile app

QuestionBridge

LinkedIn Learning
(you will be prompted for single sign on — email — password)
https://www.linkedin.com/learning/me?u=56749105

Old, but possibly renewing:
DEPT of ART AND ART HISTORY wordpress site
https://artagnesscott.wordpress.com/page/2/

CANVAS

Nell’s webpage
http://nellruby.agnesscott.org/teaching/covid-pedagogy/

Art and Art History Facebook pageSTUDIO SPECIFIC LINKS

Smart pedagogy on known social platforms:

Instagram:

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DRAWING CLASS! 10am pst here on instagram Live every day this week! (Today’s class was SO FUN. We drew each other and a dog! Everybody did so great. If you missed it it’s in my Instagram story for 24 hrs.) The class is for kids of all ages, parents of kids, parents of parents, aunties/uncles, friends and pets. I thought it would be 5 minutes but seems like it more like 20? Long enough for parents to get a little work done or take a shower and take a couple deep breathes. We’ll do some calming drawing exercises, too. Supplies: paper and pencil, and then you can go crazy with pens and paints later. Classes will be kept in stories for 24 hours! Tag all your drawings and photos from class #drawtogether so we can share our work with each other!! Also check out the amazing @carsonellis for a daily art assignment, and @oliverjeffers who is reading at 11am pst everyday and the fabulous fave @macbarnett who is reading his books at noon pst. The best. Homebound fun and learning for all. We’re all in this together❤️

A post shared by wendy macnaughton (@wendymac) on Mar 16, 2020 at 12:23pm PDT