Postsecondary Artist Teachers' Responses to Computer Technology in Their Drawing Pedagogy

While the influence of computer technology has been widely studied in a variety of contexts, the drawing teaching studio is a particularly interesting context because of the juxtaposition of traditional medium and computer technology. For this study, 5 Canadian postsecondary teachers engaged in a 2-round Delphi interview process to discuss their responses to computer technology on their drawing pedagogy. Data sources included transcribed interviews. Findings indicated that artist teachers are both cautious to embrace and curious to explore appropriate use of computer technology on their drawing pedagogy. Artist teachers are both critical and optimistic about the influence of computer technology.

William Hamilton Merritt Welland Canal circular, July 12, 1823

William Hamilton Merritt (1793-1862) was a soldier, merchant, and politician who was instrumental in the promotion and development of the Welland Canal. After serving with the Lincoln militia during the War of 1812, Merritt became a merchant in St. Catharines, and purchased some land on Twelve Mile Creek on which he ran a sawmill and constructed a grist mill. He initially envisioned a canal between the Welland River and Twelve Mile Creek, which evolved into a plan to link Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. This would enable goods from western Canada to be conveniently shipped to Montreal and Great Britain through the St. Lawrence, while bypassing the Niagara portage. His plan met with opposition for financial and political reasons, as well as from those along the Niagara portage whose businesses would suffer if the canal were built. Despite this opposition, the Welland Canal Company was chartered by the Upper Canadian assembly in January, 1824. Construction on the canal began later that year, and was completed in 1829

Article - "Canadian Lass in 170 Beats Male Competitors in Cup Race", 1956

An article covering the win of Dorothy Rungeling in the Canadian Governor-General Cup race. She was the only female competitor against ten males. She has won two out of the last three years.

Photograph - Dorothy Rungeling and Governor-General's Silver Cup, 1953

A photograph of Dorothy Rungeling with the Silver Cup, the caption reads "Dorothy Rungeling, Canadian woman flier, holds Governor-General's Silver Cup, which she won, as well as a cheque for $500 for winning the Governor-General's Race at the National Air Show held in Toronto last September."

Drawing, St. Catharines House on February 26, 1849

A drawing done on paper 50cm x 45cm and mounted in a frame under glass. This is a drawing of a meeting held at the St. Catharines House on February 26, 1849. The drawing was done from memory by W. Osborn who has signed the picture on one of the pillars on the right hand side of the picture. The caption under the picture reads "Act 1st Scene 1st". There is some dialogue, "Woodruff - 'He says gentlemen, my son holds an office under Government, of 400 pounds per year - he forgot to tell you, he sold his constituents at Cornwall' - Macdonald 'You're a liar'". The artist portrays a fight breaking out and lists the characters as Boyd , Rykert, Hobdon, Foley, The Sheriff, Woodruff, J.W.O. Clarke, McDonald, Lamb, Hamilton and Hathaway. There are some very slight wrinkles and tears in the drawing. They do not affect the drawing. [Rolland MacDonald (1810-1881) represented Cornwall in the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada from 1844-1846. He was called to the bar in 1832 and set up practice in St. Catharines. The quote on the drawing concerns the constituents at Cornwall. This meeting was covered in reports in the St. Catharines Journal on: March 1, March 8, march 15 and march 22, 1849. There is also an excerpt in William Hamilton Merritt's diary noting the riot and the sketch by Osborn].

Drawing of Dr. Cleavland's Quarters at Camp Parole

Drawing of Dr. Cleaveland’s quarters at the Camp Parole Hospital by Robert F. Roche. This picture is slightly stained, but this does not affect the image, May 20, 1865.

Drawing and Explanation of the Cleveland Family Coat of Arms

Drawing and explanation of the Cleveland Family coat of arms. Pro Deo et Patria means For God and Country. The name is Saxon in origin and in 1403 the “de” was dropped from the name. The drawing and text are said to be from Cleveland Genealogy by J.B. Cleveland, 1881. It can also be found in An Account of the Lineage of General Moses Cleaveland (founder of the city of Cleveland, Ohio) of Canterbury, compiled by H.G. Cleveland, n.d.

El cura del Sagrario de Querétaro, refuta un folleto, que con el título: Lo que creen los protestantes ha hecho circular en esta ciudad, Mr. Almon W. Greeman, ministro protestante de la iglesia llamada Evangélica

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Relación que en apoyo de la representación en contra de la circular de 17 de enero próximo pasado presenta al Supremo Gobierno, el ciudadano Pedro Vander-Linden.

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Comunicación circular que el Exmo. Sr. Don Manuel de la Peña y Peña, estendió en el año de 1845, como ministro de relaciones, para dirigirla a los gobiernos y asambleas de partamentales, sobre la cuestión de paz o guerra, según el estado que guardaban en aquella época

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Circular expedida por el C. Licenciado Protasio P. Tagle, Ministro de Gobernación, en que se dan a conocer las negociaciones entabladas con el C. Lic. José María Iglesias, para dar término a la guerra civil, y que fueron rotas por su parte

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Circular del Ilmo. Sr. Doctor Don Cresencio Carrillo y Ancona Obispotitular de Lero y Coadjutor de Yucatán sobre la coronación de Ntra.Sra. de Guadalupe y sobre el jubileo sacerdotal de su Santidad el Señor León XIII y de su Señoría Ilustrisíma Dignísi

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Circular sobre la sagrada predicación

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Circular Diocesana, expedida por el Ilmo. Sr. Obispo de Cuernavaca,con motivo de la función que esta Sagrada Mitra celebrará en la Colegiata de Guadalupe...

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Circular dirigida por el Ilmo. Sr. Arzobispo de México al Ilmo. y Ve. Cabildo Metropolitano, al de la insigne Colegiata de Guadalupe, al clero secular y regular y a todos sus diocesanos

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