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Re: contemporary art museums' educational programs on the Internet

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Christine Beth Johnson (chrbjohn)
Sun, 5 Jan 1997 22:26:38 -0500 (EST)

Please include examples of contemporary design (ie, products)
I will be teaching a course ( via distance education mechanisms ) in
design this semester and would appreciate other web sites that high
school students can use to see functional design at its best.

Christy Johnsson
Indiana Univeristy
Ed.D student in Instructional Systems Technology

On Sun, 5 Jan 1997, Miyuki Shimazu wrote:

> I am a graduate student in arts management at the American University in
> Washington, DC. I am going to develop an educational program on the
> Internet for the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden as my thesis
> project. As you know, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden is one
> of the Smithsonian Institutions and the national contemporary art museum.
>
> In order to make an appropriate program, it is neccesary to consider what
> art teachers want the contemporary art museums' web sites to provide. I
> would appreciate any sugesstions anyone would have regarding this issue.
>
> I am very glad to belong to this serious discussion group. I am sure
> that this discussion group is a reliable way to initiate the direction of
> my thesis. Thank you for your help in advance.
>
> PS: Dear Ms. Deborah Howes
> Thank you for responding to me. I really appreciate your
> encouragement. I'll talk to you soon.
>
> Miyuki Shimazu
> 3615 38th Street N.W. #309
> Washington, DC 20016
> (202)363-9172
> MS9661a
>