Thursday 6 February 2014

Screensaver education

As I did last year, I display paintings and photography on the classroom's desktop with a brief description for the children to look at as they work on the computer or pass the monitor on the way to the door. 
Their general knowledge of Art and appreciation of beautiful images has increased tenfold.

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