Check out this great Adobe Express webpage on Visible Thinking curated by Molly Turner. Not being a formal teacher, some of this material was new to me and great to review which is why I am resharing it here.
One of the items was Project Zero – which sounded like something out of Dr. Who – but is actually from Harvard. This is a gold mine of techniques and methods to help you with visible learning methods in the classroom. PZ’s Thinking Routines Toolbox | Project Zero (harvard.edu)
Adobe Express is creative and flexible enough to be used in classroom creative environments to make use of these tools to inspire and engage your students in a variety of design thinking processes.
If you haven’t, please check out this great resource from Dr. Tim Kitchen to get you started with the free Adobe Express – Get to know Adobe Express
There is a great section on the Adobe Education Exchange called “bts” which is short for “Back to School” – It contains lesson plans, remixable examples and is a real toolkit for you use in your class, office or home. Adobe Education Exchange
Want to be a part of these great weekly webinars from Adobe in an Australian time zone? Check out this program agenda and how to book for these webinars. Wednesday Webinars (adobe.com).
Odd One Out — Google Arts & Culture – Find the AI generated image
Finally during the webinar today on Visible Thinking, we were provided a remixable template created by Molly using Adobe Express webpage which I then search for template pages in Adobe Express and added them to the file and now I offer that up as a file you can use or remix. Visible Thinking Remixable Express File
What’s cool is that all these tools and links are free.