This week, we explore digital art tools that can enhance creativity and engagement in the classroom, focusing on Kleki and AutoDraw. Kleki is a user-friendly drawing site that allows students to easily create and download their artwork without the need for sign-ins, making it accessible for various age groups. It provides intuitive tools for layering, coloring, and shaping, which can be beneficial for teaching digital art principles. On the other hand, AutoDraw combines AI technology with artistic creation, helping students who may struggle with drawing by offering suggestions and quick options for their designs. Join us as we discuss how these tools can be integrated into lessons, encourage artistic expression, and support learning across subjects.Takeaways: Kleki is a free digital art tool that requires no sign-in, making it easy for students to use immediately. Autodraw provides a unique AI feature that helps students create art quickly and easily, reducing frustration. Both Kleki and Autodraw offer intuitive interfaces that are suitable for students in fourth grade and above. Kleki allows students to download their artwork in various formats, including PNG and PSD files. Autodraw can aid students who struggle with drawing, giving them confidence to express their creativity. Using digital art tools in the classroom can enhance students' engagement and facilitate learning across subjects. Links referenced in this episode:kleki.comautodraw.comsmartinwi.combuymeacoffee.com/smartinwiMentioned in this episode:Education Podcast NetworkTech Tools for Teachers is part of the Education Podcast Network.
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