See a Technitorium PROJECT DESCRIPTION and read our MISSION STATEMENT.

What you should know and do BEFORE FIRST TECHNITORIUM VISIT. This sheet will explain the few logistical class preparations we ask classroom teachers to do with their class before coming to visit one.

Here is a list of CROSS CURRICULUM STANDARDS addressed by the Technitorium.

Print a STUDENT PLANNING SHEET. Use this to catch up students who missed the first visit to the Technitorium, so they can quickly begin making their project in visit two.

Help students VIEW CLIP ART IMAGES & FILL OUT THEIR PLANNING SHEET HERE. This is where you will be able to go online and see all the wireframes and graphics that students saw in the Red Planning Station during visit one to the Technitorium.

Print and cut apart these TECHNITORIUM URL's to send home with kids. This page can easily be cut apart so students with computers at home may take the URL and be able to see the projects created at their school.

USE THIS RUBRIC to evaluate your students' progress in the Technitorium. If you want to track your students' artistic and technological growth in the Technitorium project, use this checklist to cover the main aspects of the program.

Use these EXTENSION ACTIVITES that involve more of the science behind the cyberhologram. There are many fun activities in this packet that will create more interest in perception and color theories. The activitites range from very simple (no prep) to more complex lessons.

Print this page to EVALUATE THE TECHNITORIUM PROGRAM and send to Creative Arts. We truly appreciate the time and effort teachers make to evaluate our program. We compile comments and try to encorporate good suggestions as our program is constantly making improvements.

Click here to SEND US A "SUCCESS STORY" about how you have used any information, skills, or concepts used in the Technitorium in your classroom. If you can think of an idea that used similar (Technitorium) skills in the your classroom, send us an email about it. We are trying to compile a list of ideas that really work and then make them available on this site.

Thank you for your effort and involvement in the Technitorium program!