Texts, tweets, likes, fans, instagrams. It’s hard to keep up with it all. AP Art Studio teacher Suzanne Zimmerman is following the trend though. Using a web site called Today’s Meet, Zimmerman has her art students present their artwork orally in front of the class, while their peers critique the art work online. Clarion was there to capture the lesson plan on video.
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Social media transforms AP Art Studio classroom
Candice Shelbrack, Media Editor
September 22, 2012
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Candice Shelbrack, Media Editor
Candice Shelbrack is a returning staff reporter for the Clarion. She is known for her outstanding ability to outwit any writer of her time. It has been said that in just one breath, she can write an award-winning story of a thousand words. People idolize her to such an extent that they believe they are unworthy of her presence.
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