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Educação:

Baron, Claudia Rieg

A artista e arte educadora apresenta sua monografia "O Ensino da arte para os professores do ensino fundamental".

http://www.geocities.com/00roberto01/

Graand

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Departamento de Línguas e Culturas: Universidade de Aveiro

Oferece estudios na literatura e cultura portuguesa.

http://www.dlc.ua.pt/

Educação Visual e Tecnológica

Actividades da escola EB 2,3 Prof. Dr. Mota Pinto, na área de educação visual e tecnológica, que servem de ajuda a professores novos e a alunos.

http://www.evtagostinho.no.sapo.pt

Escola Secundária Artística de Soares dos Reis

Vocacionada para o ensino e a prática das artes visuais e oferece quatro cursos artísticos especializados: Comunicação Audiovisual, Design de Comunicação, Design de Produto e Produção Artística. Porto, Portugal.

http://www.essr.net

Espaço Azul Artes

Atelier de artes que oferece cursos para crianças, para adolescentes e para adultos, e oficinas para educadores. Galeria virtual com pinturas.

http://www.espacoazul.com.br

Hoffmann, Ana Maria

Currículo da professora e pesquisadora em História da Arte.

http://sites.uol.com.br/amph

Nextart

Cursos de desenho, pintura, escultura, escrita e teoria de arte, chi kung e massagem chinesa. Visitas temáticas a espaços culturais.

http://www.next-art.net

Pequenos Artistas

Curso online para crianças até 12 anos que ensina a usar o MS Paint em tarefas criativas, orientado pelo Prof. Luís Valente do Centro de Competência Nónio da Universidade do Minho. O site disponibiliza textos em oito módulos e tarefas segundo o calendário do curso. Há também galeria com trabalhos realizados pelos alunos em edições anteriores.

http://www.nonio.uminho.pt/cursos/paint/

Rio Tecnomidia

Evento paralelo ao Summit - 4ª Cúpula Mundial de Mídia para Crianças e Adolescentes. Permitiu ao público interagir, vivenciar e refletir as diferentes mídias do mundo contemporâneo.

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