Video Transcript.
Many teachers recognize with the abundance of Google free tools.
Google Docs, Google Forms, Google Slides, and even Google Classroom, where you can organize your class in a paperless format. Have you ever heard of Google Arts and Culture?
Hi, Im Deb from Learners Edge.
I desired to make sure that you knew whatever about this excellent new tool, like how to bring the artist, the locales, and historic events right to your trainees fingertips. Recently, I was fortunate adequate to visit the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam. I was impressed at seeing how Van Goghs art altered so substantially over the course of his life time.
Think what?
You and your students do not need to go to Amsterdam to find this any longer.
Let me reveal you.
When you navigate to Google Arts and Culture, notice all the important things you can explore– artists, mediums, art motions, historical events, historical figures, locations. When I select Artists and choose Van Gogh, I have the option of sorting by popularity, timeline, and even color. With the few clicks of a mouse, you can quickly see how Van Goghs work has developed with time.
Google Arts and Culture enables you to explore whatever from the Taj Mahal to astronaut John Glenn and the 9/11 attacks. It supplies a lot of videos and visuals in an easy-to-navigate format to help boost your students learning.
We hope you and your trainees will explore this fantastic tool.
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I wanted to make sure that you understood whatever about this excellent new tool, like how to bring the artist, the places, and historic occasions best to your students fingertips. I was astonished at seeing how Van Goghs art altered so considerably over the course of his life time.
When you navigate to Google Arts and Culture, notice all the things you can check out– artists, mediums, art movements, historic events, historical figures, locations. When I select Artists and choose Van Gogh, I have the alternative of sorting by popularity, timeline, or even color.