Classroom+Resources

[|Lessons in Visual Literacy] - Student work and reflective writing are noteworthy. [|Does the Camera Ever Lie?] Just in case you think media manipulation is a 20th century phenomenon, just visit this Civil War Photo site from the Library of Congress American Memory Collection. [|The Power of the Camera] [|K-8 Visual Lit] - Lessons and excellent examples and tools International Center for Photography - [|Curriculum Guide] [|Artist's Toolkit] Encyclopedia: Visual Elements and Principals - Start here when teaching the basics of visual artifacts.
 * Use these resources for the development of your class projects:**

Ex. [|Photo Analysis Worksheet]
 * NARA -** **National Archives and Records Administration**:**[|Document Analysis Worksheets]**- Cartoon, Map, Poster, Motion Picture, Sound Recording, Artifact

[|Red Studio for Teens] [|Studio for Kids] [|For Teachers] - Guides, images and lessons, Sign Up
 * MOMA - Museum of Modern Art**

AP MultiMedia Archive ARTstor
 * Subscription Database Collections available to all Scarsdale students and staff**: **[|SHS Library web site]**

[|Falsification of history (photography)] [|Propaganda as a source] [| Digital Tampering in the Media, Politics and Law] [|Pictures that Lie] (CNET) from news photos Fun stuff: [|Unwanted Person Removal]
 * Manipulation of Images**