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If you had not developed 5 principles of modernism prior to this, your list should all be complete now. There will be a three (3) works of art illustrating each principle for a total of fifteen (15) images and an annotated bibliography with a minimum of five (5) entries. See Assignment Sheet for details.

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New items on your Padlet should include a MINIMUM of two (2) more principles of Modernism with a brief explanation for each and three (3) works of art illustrating each principle. By this time you should at least four (4) principles and at least 12 images of modern art. See Assignment Sheet for more details.

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New items on your Padlet should include a MINIMUM of two (2) principles of Modernism with a brief explanation for each and three (3) works of art illustrating each principle. See Assignment Sheet for more details.

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Here's a copy of the assignment, from the Padlet project through the Group Presentation.

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Cutler_Ellen B_Modernism_AH 201_padlet project and group presentation_fall 2017

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For each review (and there will be 4 reviews) I will post a comment and a grade. Other times I may leave a note or suggestion.

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This project is about you, your ideas, your research, your discoveries, even your senses of humor, irony, and approach to life.

Just remember that opinions, assertions and judgments need to be explained and supported. No fake news, no unsubstantiated claims, no purely personal bias.

Persuade me that you are right!

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Articulate your principle in a phrase or a few sentences. Do whatever it takes.

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takes just a minute; all you need is an email and a password.

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>Give your padlet a title
>Maybe describe the purpose...if you want to.
>Decide on a nice background wallpaper.
>Choose an icon as your avatar. If you want to.
>Hit SAVE. Always hit SAVE.
>Choose a layout. I am using the "shelf" layout here. I find it ultimately the most useful.  Posts can be moved from shelf to shelf but the general layout is evident at a glance. You can use any layout you want but if your wall is disorganized and I have difficulty finding what I need to see, it may bring your grade down.
>If you want your name shown in your posts, flip switch under "Posting."
>Take the URL they give you or make up your own. I like to make up my own.
>Hit SAVE. Always hit SAVE.

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Find the dots next to the tools icon? Click it and set your security levels and invite people to contribute. People like me for instance. ebcutler@verizon.net. You HAVE to use the email ebcutler@verizon.net for me because that is my email on Padlet. (As a backup, paste the URL of your wall into an email and send it to me.

Also invite our GTI, Pawas Bajaj and use the email pbajaj@mica.edu.

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>You can do the below by going straight to "SHARE" in the options menu too.

>In "MORE" set "Those with access" to "can write" in dropdown menu.

>Add contributors. Put invitee's email address in field.

>Hit SAVE. Always hit SAVE.

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Read the assignment carefully. Start posting notes, images, bibliography and other items that may be useful.

Remember: you can always edit, remove and rearranged anything you post on your wall.

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Padlet doesn't handle videos well. But you can simple embed a link like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Lkby4-HV40

Know anything about Buddy Holly and the plane crash in Clear Lake, Iowa, in 1959 that killed him, the Big Bopper and Richie Valens? Another reason to travel.

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Do search www.ARTStor.org. Not only are most of the images excellent quality (but compare quality of different versions) but the metadata provided can include lost of interesting information.

You can always use Wiki Images and Google--but remember that you need all the facts: artist, artist's dates, artist's nationality, title of work, date, medium(s).

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Padlet is just a personal bulletin board. Post images along with information about the artist, title, date and so on. Note which images illustrate which principles.

Remember, you will need at least three images for each principle.

For instance: Here is where I was on September 1, 2016. This is the Des Moines Art Center, where I worked in the 1980s. The building on the left is the original Eliel Saarinen structure; on the right the Richard Meier wing that opened in 1985. The I.M. Pei element of the complex is not visible from this point of view.

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Collect sources for your ideas. You should find some of them in Decker Library or through the Decker Library Research Databases. You will no doubt find materials online. You may see something in a newspaper or journal.

Provide a citation using Chicago Manual of Style. Here is a link to the Quick Guide online: http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide.html

Annotate the source. In a sentence or two say why this source was helpful or inspiring. Explain why the source seems reliable and truthful.