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Digital Sketchbooks: Using tablets to support a museum art visit

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This series of 5 short videos gives an overview of incorporating an iPad or tablet into a museum visit. The aim of these videos is to show how the use of iPads and tablets in a museum or classroom should not be a daunting one, but rather how the traditional paper sketchbook can work hand-in-hand with its touchscreen counterpart. The podcasts outline the use of three artistic apps - 123d Catch, Brushes 3 and Pic Collage. The series takes the viewer through each application and an expert gives advice and best use tips for each one. For further information and supporting PDF teaching resources visit: http://www.ashmolean.org/education/dsketchbooks/
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This series of 5 short videos gives an overview of incorporating an iPad or tablet into a museum visit. The aim of these videos is to show how the use of iPads and tablets in a museum or classroom should not be a daunting one, but rather how the traditional paper sketchbook can work hand-in-hand with its touchscreen counterpart. The podcasts outline the use of three artistic apps - 123d Catch, Brushes 3 and Pic Collage. The series takes the viewer through each application and an expert gives advice and best use tips for each one. For further information and supporting PDF teaching resources visit: http://www.ashmolean.org/education/dsketchbooks/
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