What’s Really Real?: A K–16 Resource for Art Educators on AI & Photography
Part of 2026 NAEA National Convention
Saturday 7 March 2026·10:00 pm
This session presents a K–16 curriculum on synthetic media, from spirit photography to AI-generated art. Each module follows a “rabbit hole” into the techniques, histories, and ethics of image manipulation. Participants will engage with student works, teacher reflections, and hands-on activities drawn directly from the resource.
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