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Monday
Aug162010

ArtSnacks gets an Android App

Kevin Honeycutt announced that ArtSnacks has an app in the Android Market. As he puts it, "It's not the most flashy but it delivers drawing lessons to the palm of your hand." There will be improvements but for now it's kinda neat to reach learners in a new way! Congrats Kevin as ArtSnacks is a fantastic resource for students and learning art. 

Reader Comments (1)

would love to see screen shots or better yet a video walking me through how this app is used. I work at an Art Museum and we want to know ways in which iPads/iPods/ and apps can be used in the museum context to learn more about visual art, architecture, art history, and more. We are very interested in learning more about what teachers are doing with iPads in the classroom.

August 18, 2010 | Unregistered CommenterCarolina

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