ICT Training for Teachers

ICT and Secondary Art - Other ICT resources for art

Module 7	Contents
	BECTA Art and IT Project publications Other Publications Forward to Module 8 Back to Secondary Art Map Back to T@LENT Web Site Map

BECTA Art and IT Project publications

Choosing and Using CD-ROMs for Art and Design [NCET ISBN: 185379 4244] - is now available as downloadable file from Becta.

Fusion: Art and IT in practice - this publication is no longer available.

Further details of the above publications are also available on the VTC.

Return to the top

Other Publications

• ICT in Art and Design -Secondary (2002)Richard Hickman (ISBN: 1 85749 621 3)This pack forms an ideal starting point for any Art and Design department. From the basics of policy development and the creation of appropriate documentation, it moves on to consider implementation strategies which involve the wide range of ICT tools available. Available from Pearson Publishing
• Teacher Training Agency (1998) Initial Teacher Training National Curriculum for the use of Information and Communications Technology in subject teaching TTA 1998 [Annex B of DfEE Circular 4/98, Publications line: 0845 6060323]
• Pete Worrall & Tom Davies (1997) IT Works in Schools Birmingham :Cascade publications
  • This book deals with ICT practice at KS3/4 and includes a CD-ROM showing 100 projects [ISBN: 0 95279571X , Available from the University of Central England Institute of Art and Design, Margaret Street Birmingham B3 3BX Tel: 0121 331 5970].
• Anglia Multimedia (1999) Electric Studio
  • This publication and resource CD-ROM explore innovative studio practice in art and design using ICT [Available from Anglia Multimedia P O Box 18 Benfleet Essex SS7 1AZ Tel. & fax: 01268 755811].
• Journals
  • Subject-specific periodicals and journals and the educational and national press include articles on the use of ICT in art teaching from time to time.
• The following may be particularly useful
  • Computer Arts
    • A monthly magazine, which includes a free CD-ROM and focuses specifically on the use of ICT in art.
  • Resource Support Directory for ICT Teacher Education contains some useful information and links to web sites on issues such as creativity, assessment, software evaluation etc.
• British Computer Society (Schools Section)

Next Module

T@LENT Web Site Map

Return to the top