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    Title: Building A Digital Learning System by Primary Visual Art Appreciation —A Case Study of A Surrealist Artist Joan Miro’s Works
    Authors: Chang-Hsine Ho
    Contributors: Department of Computer Science and Information Engineering
    Keywords: Art appreciation;Digital learning;Scaffolding Theory;Surrealism;Miro
    Date: 2010
    Issue Date: 2010-11-04 05:50:39 (UTC+0)
    Publisher: Asia University
    Abstract: Nine years curriculum implementation for primary and junior high schools can be learned that the teaching orientation in the arts and humanities is not entirely focused on training in painting techniques, and its main purpose is to enhance the children's aesthetic appreciation. This study is to design a digital learning system for art appreciation, and curriculum presentations by using surrealist artist Joan Miro’s works, as an example, by using Feldman four-step model of art appreciation - description, analysis, interpretation, and evaluation; and also the scaffolding learning teaching model is introduced. The system is used to train the high school students to have art appreciation ability through information and computer interaction so that students can enjoy artistic ideas to convey emotion, enhance their aesthetic experience, and experience the diversity of the visual world.
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