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7 comments:
Hi,
I've taken two on-line classes. A 2 session one on funky felt pins from Susan Sorrell and a mixed media collage one from Terri Stegmiller. I really liked Susan's class. Terri's was fun too but it was in 4 parts and two of the parts I found to be redundant as they both used resists...one glue, one gutta. So, I hesitate to take another class from her because of this! Except for that...I like the idea of on-line classes.
Dotti
http://piecefulmusings.blogspot.com
Like your art. Lovely colors and compositions. Beautiful.
Hi Angie,
I can see both pros and cons of online classes.
On the Pro side:
...distant people can learn from your abundant talents and skills without having to travel
...(I'm thinking) your students can take the class on their schedule
...you can "sell" the class at any time (if it's not a live thing)
On the Con side:
...students don't get the hands on help a live classroom allows
...students don't get to see what others are doing, share the inspiration, share the resources, etc.
...shy people can take the class free of possible intimidation from
the brilliantly creative person sitting next to them
Other than these feeble observations, I'll let those more knowledgeable and involved give their more valuable thoughts.
Judi
I think you are a great person to do this! I've taken several online classes and enjoyed them. I like that I can watch at 3 am if that is when the muse is awake.
The ones I enjoyed best were ones that showed clear closeups as the artist worked, as well as had online "hand outs". Quality of video made a big difference in how much I enjoyed the classes too. If it was a blurry image, I felt a little to stressed, straining to see each little detail.
Best of luck!
Love the blog!!! Your artwork is fabulous! Let's keep in touch. What a year with our Lord, huh. Jer 29:11
I have taken a few online classes and found them quite satisfying. You can go at your own pace and work ant any hour that is convenient. I have not taken her classes but I have heard great things about the online classes given by Julie at The Land of Lost Luggage
Please do and teach us how to make that fabulous recycled bag book! smiles,
Mija
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