The document provides many online resources for artists and art teachers to organize and share their work, including websites to download artists, create blogs, store documents and presentations, conduct polls, and more. It encourages setting up blogs to share work with students, parents, and administrators. In addition to common sites like YouTube, it lists specialized art education sites for critiques, lesson plans, and connecting with other teachers.

2. Making The Virtual Artist Box www.artist-a-day.com

3. Get a contemporary artist a day. Caution! Could be blocked at school. A great way to build up your contemporary artist resources. Add them to your blog.

4. Create a blog to help you keep the links organized, current, and accessible. http://munson-links.blogspot.com

5. Keep your famous artist you download from your online searches organized and ready to use!

6. What????? To WIKI, or not to WIKI

7. http://pbworks.com/academic.wiki

8. http://fc-art-teachers.wetpaint.com /

9. And you thought you only had time for Facebook?? http://www.ning.com

10. http://naea-secondary-teachers.ning.com /

11. http://arted20.ning.com /

12. http://www.slideshare.net / Making information accessible.

13. Keep your power points on a free server. Use Slideshare to place your power points on blogger.com. http://www.slideshare.com /

14. Use Scribd.com to store your documents like rubrics, assignment sheets. Bury them in scribd by not leaving “tags.” http://www.scribd.com

15. http://www.blogger.com/home Create your own, and best of all, it is FREE!

16. Class Blog Keep your students, parents, and administration informed of how much is going on in your art room! http://munson-intro2art.blogspot.com /

17. AP Teacher and Student Blogs A great way to critique online in a different environment. http://lhsap2dartstudio.blogspot.com/2008/01/lakeridge-raked-in-gold-and-more_13.html

18. and we all know how much they like texting!!! Poll your students by texting http://www.polleverywhere.com/my/polls

19. Setting up your own Blog! You need a gmail account for blogger! http://www.blogger.com

21. check blog name availablity Almost done.

22. Choose your blog template You are not stuck with your first choice.

23. You are ready to blog

24. Change your layout, colors, fonts - make it your own!

25. Limit who can post? Change your time zone? So much more. Set your preferences

26. Make your blog slick!!

27. It just keeps on going... but wait, there’s more!

28. http://www.wordle.net / - make cool word “organizations” http://www.tammyworcester.com/Tips/Tammys_Technology_Tips_for_Teachers.html http://www.youddl.com / - allows to copy video from youtube for free http://voicethread.com/#home - share your images, documents, videos and talk about them http://teachertube.com / http://www.teacherspayteachers.com / Want to know more?? Go to the best source, ask a student!