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10/28/2011
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Media Art is a broad term used to
describe art that is created using film, video, audio, and other forms of
digital and Web-based media.
(Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_art)
The technologies and processes used and adapted to create media
art may be traditional, including, but not limited to, photography, film,
photocopy art, analog and electro-acoustic sound, classical animation, and
video/television.
(source:
http://www.edu.gov.on.ca/eng/curriculum/secondary/arts910curr.pdf)
See also these categories on the Media Literacy Clearinghouse website:
Motion Pictures
Radio/Sound
Television/Video
Visual Literacy
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Resources:
South Carolina's
2010 Media Arts standards
Support Documents:
Introduction to
Media Arts (2010)
/ Nonprint
ELA (sources) Texts
Handouts from Frank
Baker's Media Literacy Presentation to the 2010 SC Alliance for Arts Education
conference
"Digital Youth Research:
Kids Informal Learning With Digital Media”
Media Arts
Lesson Plans (Grades 3-6)
Ontario Media Arts curriculum (see page 48)
Digital Media Arts (curriculum)
Innovative Approaches to Teaching The Media Arts (pdf: 226 pages)
Minnesota K-12 Arts Curriculum Standards (2008)
LAUSD's
Media Arts standards
Digital Youth Research:
Kid's Informal Learning With Digital Media
Integrating Elements: Media Arts Education and Experimental Media
Media Arts:
Knowitall.org (see Be A Media Critic)
Teaching & Learning
(resources from the NY State Media Art Teachers Assn)
National
Alliance for Media Art & Culture (NAMAC)
Essential Reference Guide for Filmmakers
(Kodak)
Lesson Plans: (see also
recommendations in the SC support document listed above)
Making a Pinhole Coffee Camera
Basic Visual
Language I: Three Building Blocks
Basic Visual
Language II: How to Analyze a Visual Text
Exploring Photographs
ArtsEdNet Visual Arts Lesson plans
ArtsEdge Lesson plans
MyHero Media Arts lessons
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