The Student Creative
Posted on Jul 26, 2012 by Matt Cauthron Latest activity: Mar 9, 2013
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The Student Creative is a series of global digital art challenges from Adobe Education Leaders David S. Gran, Mike Skocko, and Matt Cauthron which began in 2010 in response to Sir Ken Robinson's speech. We would love for more people to join us via the Adobe Education Exchange. If interested, please check out our projects and let us know if you would like to join My-thology launching Fall 2012.
Paint the World with Light
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Matt Cauthron
Posted on Dec 18, 2012 4:06 AM - Permalink
Some slides from my CAEA presentation
Matt Cauthron
Posted on Sep 25, 2012 1:20 PM - Permalink
Our new website can now be found @ http://studentcreative.org/
silvio nocilla
Posted on Aug 8, 2012 3:06 PM - Permalink
Its really true that is hard to take the students thinking out of the box but it is also true that once they are out of the box they do the best of it considering the creations above. Well done Matt
Nancy Parker
Posted on Aug 8, 2012 12:41 PM - Permalink
Absolutely. I see students "boxed in" by the standardized tests. Does anyone understand why "standardized" is used in the name for the test? It sounds to me like education is reaching for a standard when in fact we should be reaching for "excellence!" Let's work to get students to "Think Different," like Steve Jobs did.
Thomas Joseph
Posted on Aug 8, 2012 4:22 AM - Permalink
This looks very cool…. Trying to get the students think out of the box is very difficult and this is the most challenging part for any teacher. Cognates you are doing an amazing job. All the best…
Matt Cauthron
Posted on Aug 6, 2012 4:26 PM - Permalink
Nancy-
The way we interact has definetly changed. With Student Creative projects like this, we hope to get students to utilize the way things are now to cause positive change and show the world how creativity is happening in schools.
Nancy Parker
Posted on Jul 27, 2012 5:45 PM - Permalink
Wow. Projects like this will not only teach creativity it will teach all citizens to work collaboratively. I see so many people walking, driving, sitting and even dining with their cell phones consuming their vision. I am wondering if the social network is isolating us more than it is connecting us. Perhaps not, with collaborative projects, however, we should not forget the people that are at an arms length :-)