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Examples from the online courses
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Log in using personal user ID and password. |
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Welcome! The preferred course is chosen among four courses. |
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The front page of the course KUN151-F Painting and Sculpture from Antiquity to Mannerism. The student will always be met with the latest news and messages from the academic and administrative course coordinators. |
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Academic forum. Here is information from the academic course coordinator. There are links to academic assignments, discussion groups and chat. |
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Bulletin Board containing messages from administrative coordinator and links to general discussion groups and students’ e-mail addresses. |
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Lectures are linked to various resources such as the bank of illustrations ("bildebank"). Students can print out whole lectures or parts of lectures. |
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The bank of illustrations has a searchable survey of artists and works of art. Students can search by the title of a work of art, artist, époque, country, city, owner, and description. |
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There is a virtual Art gallery for every époque – the Greek Gallery, the Roman Gallery, the Byzantine Gallery … The students navigate by a 3D-model, and all works of art are presented by means of information from the bank of illustrations. |
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Virtual excursions. To make up for the lack of real-life excursions, each course contains a virtual week-long art history excursion. |
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The stave churches of Norway are presented extensively through lectures, animations, and 3D-models. |
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Analysis of works of art. The ability to analyze works of art is trained by means of a guided analysis and examples linked to a general, structured analysis of painting, sculpture, and architecture. |
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General analysis contains a survey of the concepts of analysis organized in a hierarchical structure. |
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Terms and concepts. Short explanations of terms and concepts in art history. If the term is connected to analysis, it is liked to the relevant illustrations and structured analysis resources. |
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User’s manual or Help. Explanations of the functions of the various buttons and links in the online course. |