Teach from a clear visual sequence
A prepared slide deck gives the lesson shape, introduces contemporary examples, and keeps the classroom discussion focused.
Digital teaching tools for art & design educators
Move the acknowledgement into your classroom.
Ready-to-teach Indigenous art and design resources help you make one concrete, thoughtful change—without starting your lesson planning from scratch.
Original teaching tools · Properly credited public sources · Instant digital delivery
What to expect
Classroom-ready, not merely inspirational.
Each resource is built around usable slides, prompts, activities, and teacher guidance.
Clear about sources and scope.
Public sources are credited, original teaching expertise is identified, and community-held knowledge is not treated as free content.
The first lesson kit
One lesson. Every piece ready.
A bounded, practical resource for educators who want contemporary examples and better classroom conversations.
Turn looking into active learning
A student activity and adaptable discussion prompts move beyond passive recognition toward close observation, context, and reflection.
Prepare with confidence
The teacher guide provides facilitation notes, framing, and practical context so you can understand the lesson before presenting it.
Follow the sources
A credited source list supports further reading and models the transparent research practice the subject deserves.
Digital resources
Start with the lesson you can use now.
Prices are proposed in USD for the initial pilot. Future department licenses and workshops will be shaped through educator interviews.
Ready-to-teach lesson kit
The focused starting point
One complete lesson with slides, an activity, teacher guide, discussion prompts, source list, and a colleague-shareable preview.
$29
proposed pilot price
Planned expansion
Three-kit bundle
A broader set for educators ready to build continuity across several classes or units.
$79
planned bundle price
Coming after the first kit is tested and revised with classroom feedback.
A practical next step
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