Digital Competency in the ARTS
Arts education provides a unique opportunity to blend creativity with digital tools, enhancing students’ abilities to express themselves while developing essential 21st-century skills. Students can explore animation, graphic design, digital music production, virtual galleries and more. This exploration allows for broader creative expression and access to diverse art forms.
Learning & Evaluation Situations
Talking Clowns – Elementary Cycle 2
Everyday Object Instrument – Elementary Cycle 2
Classical Percussion – Secondary Cycle 1
Tapestries of Courage – Elementary Cycle 1
Land Art – Elementary Cycles 2 & 3
Poem Collages – Elementary Cycles 2 & 3
Papier Mâché Fruit – Elementary Cycle 3
Coming soon…
Resources from the LEARN Pedagogical Services Team
Resources from the RÉCIT domaine des arts
Our colleagues on the francophone side, the RÉCIT domaine des arts, host webinars, create resources, and share ideas that support the integration of technology for teaching and learning in all four of the arts.
Tech-Tastic Teaching Tip
Introduce digital portfolios for students to document and reflect on their work. Students can:
- Record videos of their dramatic monologues or dance rehearsals.
- Upload sound clips of music compositions.
- Add images of visual artworks.
Encourage them to annotate their entries with insights about their creative process, challenges, and inspirations. This creates a comprehensive portfolio that fosters self-awareness and digital fluency.
Our Past Events: Art Education
ARTS CONNECTION: Practical Ideas and Planning for Teaching the Arts during the Pandemic
Online Webinar, 2020
The MAD2 Sub-committee for the Arts and LEARN hosted a workshop about the unique challenges and solutions for Arts teachers during COVID-19.

Open Creative Space Day: Arts for All
In-person workshop, LEARN Office, 2025.
AI Integration Inspiration :
- In Visual Arts: Teachers can use image generators to create visual examples showcasing specific techniques like perspective or color theory.
- In Drama: Teachers can use AI to develop customized drama scripts or improve prompts that match student skill levels and interests.
- In Music: Teachers can use AI to generate songs or lyrics related to particular subjects or demonstrate musical elements like tempo or key signatures.
- In Dance: Teachers can use AI to help design choreography routines for specific songs.
- For more ideas, you may want to view this, Enrich your creative palette with AI, French Slide deck by RÉCIT Domaine des Arts