This is a list of links to help Creators on #GoOpenVA locate openly-licensed videos, images, audiofiles, etc. for using in their own creations.

This resource provides an inquiry-based exploration of the cyanotype photograms using examples from the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, and video explanations of the history, science, and artistic process of cyanotype photograms.

This sample lesson is designed to enrich student exploration of existing class choreography.  Students will explore each of Laban’s effort actions and understand how each action engages time, space, and weight. Students will practice a choreographed movement phrase, manipulating effort actions to perform in a qualitatively rich manner. This lesson offers students the opportunity to demonstrate creative agency within a predetermined structure (the original choreography).

This is a hands on activity for students who may have limted supplies at home. It guides you into using recycled materials to create easy scketchbooks. 

A student choice board is valuable as students are able to think outside the box and dig deeper as they explore the content. The collaborative learning process encourages the 5 C's. This type of formative assessment encourages the use of multiple modalities and educational platforms as technology is the driver and content is the accelerator. 

Use your own favorite creation software to create winter holiday cards for family and friends!  Images, animated Gifs, and audio files are included in these public domain resources, along with directions about how to find other resources you could use.