Create, Perform/Present/Produce, Respond, & Connect
Digital Media Arts Education encompasses digital arts + interconnectivity across all aesthetic, artistic, and academic elements, forms, contents, disciplines, and domains for learning and creating. Digital Media Arts includes the fine arts curriculum strands Create, Produce/Present, Respond, and Connect. These strands can be used across all curriculum content areas. Digital Media Arts are also closely tied to Career and Technical Education standards. In this hub, find resources, lesson plans, tutorials, and examples to help you teach and utilize digital media arts in your classroom. Visit UEN's Digital Media Arts webpage for more information and resources.
Oct. 6, 2022, 11:05 a.m.
Engage your students with Media Production Mentoring. UEN Producers share their insights with your K-12 or Higher Education students via virtual workshops, presentations, and student portfolio/reel reviews. Available topics include broadcast careers, interview skills, lighting and sound, and more. Spanish language consultations may be available. Email the UEN media team at resources@uen.org for more information.
Oct. 6, 2022, 10:58 a.m.
Discover the power of youth media! Projects, lesson plans, storytelling resources and tutorials just for you. StoryMaker is a powerful learning platform developed by PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs to build the next generation of media creators. Teachers and students are welcome. Explore resources for free with or without a StoryMaker account. https://www.story-maker.org/
Find resources to help you use digital media arts to enhance teaching and learning in your classroom.
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Find resources from your favorite digital media arts providers to help you enhance teaching and learning in your classroom.
Are you an educator who would like to learn more about using digital media arts in the classroom? Consider participation in the following professional learning opportunities.
Register for professional learning courses from the following organizations:
Utah Education Network:
Utah Film Center:
Spyhop:
Various organizations around the state loan filmmaking equipment to Utah educators. Visit each lending library's website by clicking on the images below to reserve the equipment you would like to borrow.
Join an eMedia group to collaborate with other educators across the state.
