Art Education & Training

The following are a selection of free 'open access' or low cost Art Education & Training Resources available on the Internet that we feel might be of interest to our customers:

• Academic Earth - Founded with the goal of giving everyone on earth access to a world-class education.

• American Public University (APUS) - Online university offering learning program in Visual Design.

• Art Education Partnership - A national organization dedicated to advancing the arts in education through research, policy, and practice.

• Coursera - An online learning platform that offers massive open online courses (MOOC) offered by major universities around the world

• CreativeLive - Offering over 1,500 free curated art classes to the global community.

• edX Online Courses - Major universities partnering to provide free high-quality education for everyone, everywhere.

• Europeana - Providing open access to digital resources of Europe's museums, libraries, archives and audio-visual collections.

• Khan Academy - Free, online Art History education & training courses and videos.

• Interactive Art Education - List of selected links to online interactive art education web sites for all ages.

• National Art Education Association - The leading professional membership organization for visual arts educators in the U.S.

• Open Culture K-12 Educational Resources - Offering free video lessons, books, apps, art, and cultural resources.

• Open Education Consortium - A collaboration of higher education institutions and organizations providing 'open access' educational content.

• Open Educational Resources (OER) Commons - Providing access to a wide range of teaching and learning materials that may be freely used and shared - for elementary schools, high schools, and universities.

• Smithsonian American Art Museum - Home to one of the largest and most inclusive collections of American art in the world.

• Technology in the Arts - Providing the arts community with resources to better understand and benefit from the intersection of arts and technology