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Great way to get students to dive deeper into their concepts. Research can be done about EVERY idea they write down. Down the rabbit hole status!
Create a large-scale mind map that students all write on. Requirement is to fill the whole page. Ideas and contexts of written/drawn information can be personal, cultural, social, local.

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Could be used in the class for assessment.

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How to Write a Curatorial Rationale and Exhibition Text

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How to Write a Curatorial Rationale and Exhibition Text

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formal analysis is the elements and principles of art

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formal analysis is the elements and principles of art

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Formal Analysis-principles and elements poster

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10 ATL words

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TOK idea to start your class with Questioning.

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TOK idea to start your class with Questioning.

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Powerpoint for EA -Externally Assessed (Comparative Study & Process Portfolio) show your students

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Powerpoint for EA -Externally Assessed (Comparative Study & Process Portfolio) show your students

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Powerpoint for IA-Internally Assessed (Exhibition Task)  show your students

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Powerpoint for IA-Internally Assessed (Exhibition Task)  show your students

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Are you writing your Visual Arts Subject Outline for your school?
Here is a working copy.  This is only for new schools in the application process. Only a couple of you need this.

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short video on how to use IBIS and how to upload

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eCoursework tutorial: Uploading and submitting candidate portfolios

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Part of the assessment video tutorials series. This video introduces the eCoursework system and details the process of uploading and submitting candidate portfolios for assessment.

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use for yourself or your kids.

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6/VACAF (Authentication Form) - Sandy Stewart

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6/VACAF (Authentication Form) - Sandy Stewart

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Form

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One sheet explaining all three tasks. (for teachers and students)

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Assessment Table

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Critique using the Exhibition rubric

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I share this with my students at the start of the year, and tell them they must choose one to model their pages after for our first assignment. it helps them visualize the spreadsheet - JM

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VAJ -Visual Arts Journal (sketchbook that is used in all three tasks)  This is the place to process art pieces and then scan to create the PP.

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VAJ -Visual Arts Journal (sketchbook that is used in all three tasks)  This is the place to process art pieces and then scan to create the PP.

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Sample of a PP.

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student handout to give during CS

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Motoi Yamamoto's "Return to the Sea: Saltworks" -- Spoleto Festival USA at the College of Charleston

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Show your students and do an Exhibition Text sample over a piece of her work.

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Artist Kate Hartman uses wearable electronics to explore how we communicate, with ourselves and with the world. In this quirky and thought-provoking talk, she shows the “Talk to Yourself Hat”, the “Inflatable Heart”, the “Glacier Embracing Suit”, and other unexpected devices.

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The Birth of Venus and Phi- great art history video site, show your students to interest them in the CS.

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Video on Culture

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Thelma Golden, curator at the Studio Museum in Harlem, talks through three recent shows that explore how art examines and redefines culture. The “post-black” artists she works with are using their art to provoke a new dialogue about race and culture -- and about the meaning of art itself.

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VAJ Head, Heart and Hand Inspiration page.  What would this look like as a journal page.

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How do you stage an international art show with work from 100 different artists? If you're Shea Hembrey, you invent all of the artists and artwork yourself -- from large-scale outdoor installations to tiny paintings drawn with a single-haired brush.

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One sheet explaining all three tasks. (for teachers and students)

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Go to the My IB homepage and click on “New User?” to complete your registration. Log into My IB with your new account and click on “IB roles”.Select and register for each role you fulfill at your school. After registering, your IB coordinator will receive an email to confirm the details of your account. Once confirmed you can login to My IB and access the Programme Resource Centre.

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Go to the My IB homepage and click on “New User?” to complete your registration. Log into My IB with your new account and click on “IB roles”.Select and register for each role you fulfill at your school. After registering, your IB coordinator will receive an email to confirm the details of your account. Once confirmed you can login to My IB and access the Programme Resource Centre.

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FLIBS IB Cat.2 Visual Arts- June 20-23, 2023

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FLIBS IB Cat.2 Visual Arts- June 20-23, 2023

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Welcome to our padlet! You can post your documents, videos, photos, resources, and homework for this workshop. If you join padlet, it will let you author your work.
Enjoy and share.
Sandy

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Comparative Study EXAMPLE: PLEASE DO NOT COPY

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How to Make a Venn Diagram in Google Slides

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How to Make a Venn Diagram in Google Slides

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https://24slides.com/presentbetter/how-to-make-a-venn-diagram-in-google-slides#:~:text=Another%20option%20is%20to%20add,option%20for%20a%20Venn%20diagram.

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Diagrams can be your go-to resource for business presentations. They help you communicate your ideas visually and make them engaging for your audience. In this tutorial, I'll show you step-by-step how to make a Venn diagram in Google slides. We'll cover the drawing of a Venn diagram from scratch and how to work with an editable template. Both methods lead to professional-looking Venn diagrams.

Let's get into it!

What is a Venn Diagram?

A Venn diagram is a visual tool for representing the relationships between groups or sets. Its overlapping circles illustrate what elements belong to each group and which ones are on multiple sets at the same time. So you can compare and contrast the selected groups' commonalities and differences.

To become familiar with the structure of Venn diagrams, here are the main components every Venn diagram should have: Set (a collection of items), elements (the items in a set), intersection (the area with common elements from two or more sets), and universal set (all the elements in the diagram - usually drawn as a rectangle around the sets)

When making your Venn diagrams in Google Slides, remember:

Each circle represents a set of elements.

Each overlapping area identifies relationships between elements of different sets.

How to Create a Venn Diagram in Google Slides

To start a Venn diagram from scratch, Google Slides gives you two options: The shape tool or the diagram tool. The first one takes a few more steps, but whichever you choose will help you create brilliant diagrams!

Method 1) Venn diagram with the Shape tool.

Click on the shape tool (the one with the overlapped circle and square figures), go to the Shapes category, and select Oval.

Now, we're ready to draw our circles. To make them symmetrical, hold down the Shift key while dragging the pointer. Create one and copy-paste as many circles as you need. If you're going for a 3-way Venn diagram, it will look something like this:

Following, we need some transparency for the circles. Select all the elements and go to fill color > custom. Click on the + sign, and a window will pop up. Here you'll be able to customize your Venn diagram's color tone and transparency. And voilá!

Method 2) Make a Venn Diagram like a Pro

Another option is to add a Venn diagram directly from Google Slides. To do this, just go to Insert > Diagram.

A new bar will open to the right with several graphics to choose from. Go to the Relationship category, and pick the option for a Venn diagram.

The awesome thing is that you can indicate how many circles you want by going to the "areas" drop-down menu. It will generate a new Venn diagram automatically. You can also choose your preferred colors next to it.

The last step is to add transparency. As we did in method 1, select the Venn diagram, go to Fill color > Custom, and change the transparency as needed. Pretty neat, huh?

Finally, you just have to work on the overall aspect of your slides to focus your audience's attention exactly where you want it - just like the pros do! If you want some inspiration, check out some Venn diagram examples by the 24Slides designers:

How to Insert a Venn diagram in Google Slides

But, let's say we don't have time to design a Venn diagram ourselves, are we going to give up on them? Of course not. A great alternative to getting Venn diagrams in Google slides is using templates. They're ready to go and, most of the time, come with fantastic designs.

In 24Slides, we have a template hub where you can download free PowerPoint & Google slides resources. For this example, we'll use our Google Slides Venn diagram template.

If you decide to go for this template, you just need to click on the "Use Google Slides Theme," and it will open in Google Slides immediately.

However, if you have a Venn diagram PowerPoint template, you can also work with that on Google slides. Follow these steps: Go to File > Import Slides. Then, upload your template. You'll get a visualization of all the slides in that file so you can select which ones you want to use. Finally, click on Import slides.

And that's it! All that's left is to insert your information.

So next time someone asks you how you make such great Venn diagrams in Google Slides, you can share these tricks or direct them all here. Happy presenting!
You might also find these articles helpful:

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How to Make a Venn Diagram in Google Slides

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Learn how to make Venn Diagrams in Google Slides from scratch and how to work with editable templates. You'll master the art of Venn Diagrams effortlessly!

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i use this template and print it as "6 slide notes" in powerpoint.

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Go to the My IB homepage and click on “New User?” to complete your registration. Log into My IB with your new account and click on “IB roles”.Select and register for each role you fulfill at your school. After registering, your IB coordinator will receive an email to confirm the details of your account. Once confirmed you can login to My IB and access the Programme Resource Centre.

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Go to the My IB homepage and click on “New User?” to complete your registration. Log into My IB with your new account and click on “IB roles”.Select and register for each role you fulfill at your school. After registering, your IB coordinator will receive an email to confirm the details of your account. Once confirmed you can login to My IB and access the Programme Resource Centre.

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