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Art Daily Tweet (REUTERS/Stefan Wermuth) http://www.Artdaily.org/index.asp?int_sec=11&int_new=44618&int_modo=1 High resolution images of famous Art work will be available on you laptop! Google has pArtnered with museums like MoMa- NYC, Freer Gallery of Art- Washington D.C. , Museo Reina Sofia, Madrid - Spain, Museum Kampa, Prague - Czech Republic, National Gallery, London - UK, Palace of Versailles - France, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam - The Netherlands, The State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg - Russia, State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow - Russia, Tate Britain, London - UK * Uffizi Gallery, Florence - Italy and the Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam - The Netherlands. The site features over 1000 images, virtual gallery tours and something called Street View where "users can move around galleries virtually, selecting works of Art that interest them and clicking to discover more or diving into the high resolution images, where available." Users can also use the Create and Artwork feature where they can save view of Artwork they enjoy and build a collection of their own. I have been to MoMa, Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam and the Freer Gallery of Art- Washington D.C s I would like to see how these collections are represented and how this new Google tool works.

A really rich online resource for art and art history. Great for teaching art appreciation, history, humanities.

Art and Culture ED -Tech Tools

Being old school, it is a newer concept utilizing technology in the visual art world. I find these new advancements intriguing.

This is an interesting article on the Metropolitan Museum of art's website about the use of AI in art.

An interesting article regarding MOOCs

Paint in 3D using VR technologies... Tilt Brush is a piece of software that works in conjunction with the HTC Vive to allow you to paint in 3D space. This would be great for any Fine Arts class that allows for Digital Painting or 3D texturing

While this isn't directly related to Tech Tools, it is an article that nearly every educator will enjoy reading.

For those interested in mathematics reform, Dan Meyer provides a strong case for a more genuine mathematics in the classroom. You might also check out the article "A Mathematician's Lament" for a discussion on how the beautiful art form of mathematics is desecrated in the classroom: http://www.maa.org/devlin/LockhartsLament.pdfhttp://www.maa.org/devlin/LockhartsLament.pdf

This blog is really useful for Apps - as they say, there are an overwhelming number of them and they cull through to find the best in various disciplines.

This website hosts OER instructional videos on topics in math, including algebra, calculus, liberal arts math, and more.

Artifacts for student analysis

Great tips!!