COMING SOON

MyArtStudio available on the Online Learning Center
The student content for the Online Learning Center of this new edition of Living with Art has been reorganized and newly fortified. All of the Core Concepts content previously available on CD-Rom has been revised, reformatted and converted so that students can access the information online! On this student part of the website, they can watch videos about various Art Techniques, access interactive activities designed to strengthen their understanding of Art Elements and Concepts, and use our guided Research in Action tool to enhance their understanding of time periods, genres, artists, and artworks. We hope that this online availability will not only strengthen student understanding of the concepts, ideas, artists and artworks covered in Living with Art but also spark their own creativity.

Online Learning Center
An Internet-based resource for students and faculty alike, the OLC boasts extensive resources for instructors. The Instructor’s resources are password protected and offer the complete text of the newly revised Instructor’s Manual that reflects the changes to this new edition. In this new Instructor’s Manual, each chapter contains an outline that includes an Image List for the chapter, Sample Lecture Topics, Sample Discussion Topics, Student Projects, and Video Resources. You will also find Presentation Ideas and Discussion Ideas in all of the chapters in Parts One, Two, and Five (Chapters 1-5, 14-22). Also new and improved for this edition, the Instructor Test bank will include revised multiple-choice, essay, and image-based essay questions that are assignable to students. Also available on this OLC will be an Information Center that describes what is new to this edition, a note from Mark Getlein, the Table of Contents, a guided demonstration of the Image Vault, a Feature Summary, and an Overview of the new edition and the OLC. A link to the Image Vault will also be included on the Instructor’s side of the OLC.

The Image Vault
Selected images from the illustration program are available to adopting instructors in digital format in The Image Vault, McGraw-Hill's new web-based presentation manager. Instructors can incorporate images from The Image Vault in digital presentations that can be used in class (no internet access required), burned to CD-ROM, or embedded in course Web pages. See www.mhhe.com/theimagevault for more details.