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Art Education: Internet Resources

Guide for students in Art Education to resources available through and vetted by the Library

Curriculum & Lesson Plans

Teaching Resources - Covers a variety of topics and time periods. Resources within each module range from teaching packets to image sets to classroom activities. Managed by The National Gallery of Art

Curricula and Teaching Guides - Includes numerous topics and provides lesson plans and activities. Managed by the J. Paul Getty Museum

Resources for Educators - Provides several resources for educators, including lesson plans and curriculum resources. Managed by the Metropolitan Museum of Art

Art & Art History Sites

Google Arts & Culture - Platform of high-resolution images and videos of artworks and cultural artifacts from cultural organizations throughout the world

Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History - A Metropolitan Museum of Art resource that pairs essays and works of art with chronologies, telling the story of art and global culture through the collection

Art Genome Project - Maps characteristics ( “genes”) that connect artists, artworks, architecture, and design objects across history

Statistics & Data

National Center for Education Statistics - Primary federal site for collecting and analyzing education-related data

ED Data Express - From the Department of Education, provides data about primary and secondary schools in the US

MI School Data - State of Michigan's official education data site. Provides access to both raw data and visualizations related to education in Michigan

Professional Development

Professional organizations in the field of education and art education offer many benefits, including cutting-edge research, scholarships, and more. Many organizations have reduced rates for students or new professionals.

College for Creative Studies website