Webinars for Educators from the Metropolitan Museum of Art
By Teachers.Net News DeskWebinars for Educators by Metropolitan Museum of Art
Posted on 11/13/09
The Metropolitan Museum of Art offers “Webinars for
Educators”: a way for teachers to explore works of art and
museum resources though their computers by interacting
though online discussion and activities with Museum Staff.
We offer live 75-minute sessions that include a range of
activities that teachers can adapt to fit the needs of
their students. All teachers received digital classroom
resource materials, a recording of the session, and a
certificate verifying their participation. Please visit our
website or email teachers@metmuseum.org to register.
Upcoming Webinars for Educators include:
Webinars for Educators—The Art and Science of Objects
Conservation
November 19, 2009
Art conservation is a profession that intersects fine arts,
materials science, and art history. An objects conservator
introduces teachers to the field and explores how a
technical investigation of artworks can provide a greater
understanding of artists’ working practices and a
heightened appreciation of the works in the Met’s
collection.
Fee: $10
6:00 p.m.–7:15 p.m.
Webinars for Educators—A Walk through The New American Wing
December 03, 2009
Celebrate the opening of The New American Wing by taking a
virtual tour of the newly reinstalled galleries. Explore
period rooms, sculpture, and paintings that reflect the
life and times of Americans from the early colonial period
through the early twentieth century.
Fee: $10
6:00 p.m.–7:15 p.m.
Webinars for Educators—El Greco and His Times
December 10, 2009
Explore the span of El Greco’s career, from his origins as
a painter of icons in his native Crete to his work in
Venice and Rome and his definitive move to Toledo, Spain.
Learn how El Greco related his topics to the demands of the
times and study his masterpiece at the Met, View of Toledo.
Fee: $10
8:00 p.m.–9:15 p.m.
http://www.metmuseum.org/events/teachers
