A Big6 art project: Homage to an artist
The Big6, created by Mike Eisenberg and Bob Berkowitz, is a proven model for integrating information literacy skills within the context of classroom instruction. Discover how the Big6 can be used to structure an in-depth research project for middle and high school students in art. Read more . . . or select the printable PDF file.

Web site design planning guide
Having students work collaboratively on building a Web site adds an element of authenticity to the production process, in that professional Web designers typically work on projects in teams. Here is a planning guide to help students in the Web design process (PDF file).

The power of ads treasure hunt
How does advertising affect the way we think about others and ourselves? What techniques do advertisers use to persuade us to buy their products? Send students online to find answers to these and other questions about advertising, using this treasure hunt (PDF file).

The role of art in public places
Teachers often create worksheets to help guide students in exploring Web sites. The example provided here illustrates how open-ended questions can foster deeper thinking than simple fact-finding and lead students to delve into a Web site in a meaningful manner (PDF file).

   

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links:
Big6 Web site
Big6 for kids