Professional Learning

• View online exhibits, experience 360 degree street art tours, explore art images and artefacts in high resolution and watch dance and musical performances via video on the Google Institute Art Project
• Explore image galleries of historical art works to go back in time through virtual field trips
• Listen to full audio recordings and expert commentaries on Shakespeare’s plays with Folger Luminary Shakespeare Apps
• Discover and practice listening to the fundamentals of music such as pitch, chords and scales with Auralia
• Explore how sounds can be related to symbols with Padatap
• Investigate music, film or television interests with Survey Monkey
• Ask and answer questions about relevant news items related to the Arts using Periscope in an interactive session with ABC’s Behind the News #askareporter

General

• Use collaborative platforms like Wordpress or Edmodo to share resources and projects in an online classroom
• Show the world your own art gallery or performance via a virtual field trip
• Introduce an artwork, character from a film or choreographer using Voicethread
• Read peer reflective blogs and journals via Onenote
• Promote a school event through a digital poster created in Pic College or Pic Stitch
• Share ideas on the aesthetics of art works using a collaborative space such as Padlet or Titanpad
• Create your own Youtube channel to upload videos of performances or introduction to artworks. Consider embedding discussion and quiz tools into the Youtube clips such as Moodle
• Share different genres of music, film, TV, dance or art using iCardSort
• Interview experts or community members about their understandings of different art forms or a specific piece of community art using Quick Voice

Music

• Share music interests and instruments played by students with the community via Google Docs

Visual Arts

• Share how students or your community engages in the Arts through a photography exhibition (created and edited using Photoshop and Snapseed)

Media Arts

• Share an original electronic story, created in StoryKit
• Upload a podcast you’ve made to a shared platform for all to access them using Podbean and listen to podcasts on specific topics via AudioBoom

Drama

• Present performances with peers in other schools through Skype, Fuze, Google Hangouts

Dance

• Share your choreographed dances with others using Dance Designer

General

• Produce presentations using Powerpoint or Prezi 
  Create curations of a specific artist or genre using Pinterest or Scoopit

Music

• Compose music and through Sound Infusion or podcasts with SoundCloud or Mobile Podcaster
• Compose soundscapes, instrumental or choral pieces Voicethread
• Create and ‘mash’ music using vocals and instruments with Garageband and edit recorded music with Audacity or REAPER
• Compose and arrange music using Sibelius or Noteflight
• Compose music or arrange a musical mix through selection of a range of beatboxers using Incredibox
• Create a famous composers or musicians Wall of Fame using Intaglio Sketchpad Lite

Visual Arts

• Post an Instagram photo journal
• Use a curation of apps on Adobe Creative Cloud to create a range of artifacts and materials - make fliers, design t-shirts, create a feature film or an advertisement or create billboard artwork
• Draw, animate and then share cartoons with Toontastic
• Collaborate and contribute to a shared drawing using Whiteboard Lite: Collaborative Drawing
• Illustrate stories or blogs written by peers using Procreate drawing app for drawing, sketching or painting
• Curate art for an online gallery using Tourbuilder

Media Arts

• Create videos with GoAnimate, Tellagami or Animoto
• Animate action scenes or bring to life with moving animals or creatures with Lifeforms
• Design and build games, ready to play with peers, using Construct2
• Create action movies with Action Movie Creator or Action Movie FX and movie intros, openers and credits with Intro Designer
• Experiment with time-lapse and stop motion to view and create movies and music videos using iMotion or Starmaker and c
• Create movies using Animoto or Splice
• Use green-screening to set movies and video clips anywhere in space and time with Green Screen Mobile Effects
• Create specialist movies for different genres such as silent movies using Vintiagio
• Make talking greeting cards for each of the holidays and festivals using Fotobabble

Visual and Media Arts 

• Animate story and sequences, then bring them to life using Flipbook Lite
• Build a tour of your local community street art, installations or sculptures with Google Tour Builder

Drama

• Write scripts collaboratively, ready for performance, using Google Docs
• Record, edit and share performance work in Drama using iMovie
• Create sock puppet performances, that sing and talk using Sock Puppets
• Revise and create new scenes for screenplays on Hanx Writer or My Screenplays

Dance

• Record, edit and share performance work in Dance using iMovie
• Visualise and choreograph dance routines in a 3D environment with either Lifeforms or Danceforms
• Collaborate with peers to make a music video, with original music and choreographed dance, with costume design and make up, using Stupeflix or Rotorvideos
• Choreograph a range of dance disciplines, from tap to hip-hop and share your dances with others using Dance Designer

• Manage knowledge with Evernote, OneNote or Diigo
•  Gather resources in Pinterest, Scoop.it  or Google Docs

• Engage students from both schools in exploring Digital Citizenship from Edutopia and GlobalDigitalCitizen’s Fluency Snapshot
• Source images that for projects that are freely available for use on sites such as Pixabay, Wikimedia Commons

• Creative Commons and Creative Commons: What every educator needs to know  by Rod Lucier (2010)
• Explore the 9 P’s of Digital Citizenship by Vicki Davis
• The Australian Copyright Council