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Tue, 31 Mar 1998 01:47:36 -0800
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Hi everybody: I am enjoying "artsednet" tremendously. My entire class
"Technology Transforms the Arts" also subscribed and learned at lot.
The class is (EDU 576 - "Technology Transforms the Arts")
Our goal? We are challenging ourselves to discover how technology is
transforming elementary classrooms in the areas of music, art, and drama.
We will explore current applications in the "technologically-rich" arts
classroom. We will also seek to use that technology for personal and
professional growth. We are also seeking the opportunity to network with
other professional educators in this field.
We are keeping our growing "Artstech" web resources page and are accepting
suggestings for what to include through the middle of April. We also
feature music and theatre links.
<http://www.teleport.com/~pava/artstech.shtml>
Your visit to the site is appreciated and your suggestions graciously
received as always!
Your fellow artistic sojourner...
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Walter Krueger, Concordia University, Portland
"Artstech: Technology Transforms the Arts"
web: http://www.teleport.com/~pava/artstech.shtml
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