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Create your own teaching museum. ArtSite starts you off with 200 Museum pages organized in 12 collections. Each with an image, description, and a few related project ideas. Add an unlimited number of pages organized in any number of collections. Delete or change the included pages to match your teaching style. (None of the pre-loaded pages include any nudity.) Download free images and descriptions from museum websites or scan print media to build your Museum pages. Add project suggestions to inspire students. Connect your iPad to an HDTV to share ArtSite with your classes. Easily enlarge images to zoom in on the details. |
| Share worldwide art with ArtSearch, the ArtSite Internet search engine. It comes pre-loaded with a variety of worldwide museum websites and art resources. Add any number of web links organized by your choice of search categories. You can also delete or change the included search categories and weblinks. | |
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Students can contribute an unlimited number of Gallery pages. They can simply write about a work of art within the ArtSite Museum, or they can upload a new image and write a description. Students can also post comments on Gallery pages to create an exchange of ideas. Teachers approve all comments before they are posted and can turn the blog on or off for each class. Search the Gallery by collection, class, and student. Get a close up view of artworks by zooming in on Museum, Gallery, and Portfolio images! |
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The Portfolio gives students the opportunity to display their studio art and writing. Students can upload thier own art images or teachers can upload images for them. At the end of each year, teachers can save the best Portfolio pages to share with new students. The Portfolio is searchable by academic year, class, and student. Use the iPad built-in camera to easily photograph student work - then upload the images to the Portfolio. |
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Keep track of your student's Gallery and Portfolio pages on the go! Manage your museum, classes, student Gallery and Portfolio pages, and all student records. View and approve ArtBlog comments on student Gallery pages. The teacher's guide and helpful how-to tips will get you up and running quickly! |
 Take a tour of ArtSite and watch some how-to movies. |
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