Art Ed Radio

In today's episode, Janine Campbell joins Tim to preview her upcoming presentations at the NAEA national convention later this week. They also discuss a wide range of additional topics, including creating digital mosaics, coping with distance learning, and Janine getting vaccinated. Finally, stick around to hear Janine's trick for working in Google that you might not know. Resources and Links Follow Janine on Twitter, as well as Jane Montero See everything you need to know about the NAEA Convention View the Online Art Teachers Facebook group

With AOEU's first-ever graduation ceremony happening earlier this month, we had a unique opportunity to celebrate those teachers who earned their Master's Degree. In today's episode, Tim talks to Dean of Admissions and Student Services Shannon Lauffer about the AOEU graduate program. They then both interview alumni Lizz Rodak and Suzanne Farr about their experiences in the program and what they learned while working toward their degrees. Resources and Links Master's Degree Interest Form Find everything you need to know about AOEU's degree program See all of AOEU's graduate courses Follow Lizz and Suzanne on Instagram

Today, art teacher Jordan DeWilde joins Tim to talk about his new book, 30-Minute Drawing for Beginners. Listen as they discuss teaching students to draw, how teachers can feel more comfortable teaching drawing, and the work that goes into writing and publishing a book. Resources and Links Listen to Jordan on Everday Art Room and Art Ed Radio See Jordan's new book, 30-Minute Drawing for Beginners Take a look at Jordan's website Follow Jordan on Instagram

During Friday night's NOW Conference, Tim and co-host Amanda Heyn spent some time talking about creativity with art teachers and artists Candido Crespo and Sarah Krajewski. That conversation makes up the bulk of today's podcast. Listen as they discuss simple ways to stay creative, the easiest ways to consistently make art, and how staying creative can help you in the classroom. Resources and Links Listen to Candido on the Everyday Art Room podcast Check out Candido's One Love Art Sessions podcast Take a look at Sarah's website Listen to last week's podcast with NOW featured presenter Kevin Honeycutt

It is finally here--the week of the NOW Conference! Amanda Heyn joins Tim today to talk about their preparation for the big day, their excitement about the conference, and how teachers can make the most of their professional learning on Saturday and beyond. Join us at the NOW Conference on February 6th, where we will share a great day of PD about teaching art, creativity, and inspiration. Resources and Links Check out the NOW Conference Listen to last week's podcast with featured presenter Kevin Honeycutt

In this special episode of Art Ed Radio, art educator and motivational speaker Kevin Honeycutt joins Tim to talk about innovation, artmaking, and the future of education. This wide-ranging interview is equal parts humorous and thought-provoking, as most of Kevin's discussions tend to be. Kevin Honeycutt will be the featured presenter at the NOW Conference on February 6th, where he will share his ideas on teaching art, creativity, and inspiration. Resources and Links Check out the NOW Conference View Kevin's TED Talk Follow Kevin on Instagram and Twitter

Today, Tim welcomes the always popular Jenn Russell back to the show to talk about her upcoming presentation at the NOW Conference. Listen as they explore how to create a welcoming environment in your classroom, including discussion on student surveys, playlists, and how motivation can lead to better outcomes with students' art.  Resources and Links Check out the NOW Conference Follow Jenn on Instagram Connecting From a Distance See Jenn's latest PRO Pack: Growing Your Art Program

Today, Tim brings Janet Taylor back on the show to welcome in the new year. In this long and wide-ranging interview, Janet shares her ideas about assessment, growth portfolios, and visual journaling; she also shares how each of these ideas can support our students' social and emotional learning.  Resources and Links Check out the NOW Conference Celebrate Learning with a Growth Portfolio How to Create the Best Assessments

With the first episode of the year, Tim says goodbye to 2020 and begins to talk about what could be coming in 2021. After some time reflecting on the situation we found ourselves in during the past year, he looks ahead to some exciting happenings in the new year. Resources and Links View all of AOEU's resources to help with distance learning Check out the NOW Conference Tim's interview with Nick Davis Find the articles that Tim mentioned

In this best of 2020 episode, we revisit a conversation between Tim and AOEU writer Sarah Krajewski from the early days of online teaching. Listen as they discuss mental health, ideas for distance learning, and the power of positivity. Resources and Links View all of AOEU's resources to help with distance learning Watch last week's Coronavirus webinar. Read Sarah's article on recording videos for your students.

Today, we revisit one of the best episodes of 2020. Tim talks to artist and art educator Sharonda Harris-Marshall about a variety of topics, including her writing about the importance of representation in the art room. Listen as they discuss Sharonda's career, how everyone can (and should) stay creative in difficult times, and why we need more people of color in artistic spaces.  Resources and Links Sharonda's article about encouraging kids to explore the arts Black Art Teachers Matter View all of Sharonda's articles

In today's episode, Tim introduces Nick Davis, a digital artist from St. Petersburg, Florida. Nick creates striking, vibrant portraits with a masterful use of color, and does it all while working on his iPad. Listen as he talks to Tim about his inspirations, his working methods, and the stories he is trying to tell with his art. Resources and Links View Nick's Website Follow Nick on Instagram and Facebook Read an article on Nick and his work

With Hour of Code happening this week, it is time to explore some of the connections between coding and art. In today's episode, author Valerie Sousa and illustrator Jen Leban join Tim to discuss their book Coding to Kindness. Listen as they talk about the parallels with art and coding, the different ways we teach skills, and the importance of kindness for all of our students. Resources and Links View Valerie's author website Find Coding to Kindness for sale here and here, and the publisher here Follow Jen on Twitter and view her Coding to Kindness read-aloud Hour of Code

To coincide with the release of his new Getting Started with Adobe Illustrator PRO Pack, Rich Stachon comes on the show to talk to Tim about all things online teaching and graphic design. Listen as they discuss filming for PRO, teaching for creativity during a pandemic, and the importance of demonstrating and sharing the artmaking process. Resources and Links View the Getting Started with Illustrator PRO Pack Follow Rich on Twitter 3 Graphic Design Opportunities Perfect for Students

During this holiday week, Art Ed Radio is revisiting one of its most popular episodes of the year. Back in August, AOEU writer Janet Taylor came on the podcast to talk to Tim about her ideas on rethinking art education in a difficult year. Listen as they discuss the logistics of pandemic teaching, the importance of teacher autonomy, and how we can think bigger when we return to work this fall. Resources and Links Rethinking Art Education for the Better AOEU's Return to Learn Resources Read all of Janet's articles here Preview Janet's Bringing New Life to Old Lessons PRO Pack

As more schools are going to online learning the demands for online teaching continue to grow. In today's episode, Tim shares some of the best ideas he has seen, the best ideas that people have shared, and the things that make online teaching work well. Listen for some ways to help yourself, some ways to help your students, and some other best practices that may help you now or in the coming months. Resources and Links State of Art Education Survey The Best Weekly Routines for Online Learning Technology and Hybrid Learning How to Use Your Traditional Curriculum Digitally

Due to popular demand, it is time to revisit the topic of teaching art on a cart. In today's episode, Tim welcomes back Lindsey Moss to discuss her art on a cart experience and why she recorded an entire PRO Pack about her journey. Listen as they discuss Lindsey's mindset going into the year, the things she has learned, and some of her favorite lessons and ideas she wants to share. Resources and Links Tips and Tricks for Teaching Art on a Cart View Lindsey's PRO Pack What It's Really Like to Teach on a Cart During a Pandemic How to Work Smarter Not Harder with Art on a Cart

As the first quarter comes to a close, Tim is spending some time reflecting on what the rest of the school year is going to look like for everyone. And one of those future concerns is what art shows might look like this year. In this episode, Tim discusses some ideas for alternative art shows, including how we can incorporate technology, move shows outside, and simplify things to make the process easier for everyone. Resources and Links Harnessing the Power of Art in Uncertain Times Organizational Tips for Your Art Shows A Month of Art Advocacy Ideas Keeping Visitors Engaged at Your Art Show

After last Halloween's popular episode on 6 creepy artworks, Tim is back this year with 5 more of his favorite paintings that can be used to celebrate Halloween. Listen as he talks about Goya, Cezanne, and Caravaggio, and also dives into literature and Greek mythology in this entertaining episode. Resources and Links 6 Creepy Artworks for Halloween The Best Art-Inspired Halloween Costumes Making Art History Meaningful Helping Students Care About Art History

One of the biggest challenges art teachers have faced throughout this school year is how to teach three-dimensional art during hybrid learning or distance learning. In today's episode, Tim talks to art teacher Karen Kiick about how she navigated the end of last year and how she is adapting to this new school year. Listen as they discuss hybrid learning, teaching ceramics and sculpture from a distance, and the challenges that this year holds. Resources and Links 27 Art Activities and Lessons to Try at Home Rethinking Art Education for the Better View Karen's Website Follow Karen on Twitter