What does the Internet look like? Kids' Version
When I put out a plea for images of networks, I never imagined such a garden of delights from some children Beth worked with in 1994. What does the Internet look like? - a photoset on Flickr is fabulous. View them as a slide show for the full delightful treatment.
Beth, is it ok to include them in a curriculum? How do I credit the kids?
posted by Nancy White at 7:28 PM
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Nancy:
Yes, by all means you can use them and just credit the New York Foundation for the Arts. When they were online, many people asked to use them powerpoint presentations.
The drawings were done by adults!!! :-) They were done by artists, arts educators and arts administrators of nonprofit arts organizations. I worked on a New York Foundation for the Arts project called "Arts Wire SpiderSchool" It was a conferencing system (caucus), web page, print publication, and face-to-face workshops. I created all the materials and maintained the web stuff. The drawings came from workshops. I scanned the best drawings for the online "coursware" and to use for the web site. Unfortunately, it isn't online anymore but you can see a stripped down version at the NYFA site:
http://www.nyfa.org/level2.asp?id=36&fid=2
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