Digit Digital Gallery: Engaging Students with Interactive Art Education

The Dulwich Gallery has introduced the Digit Digital Gallery Interactive Teaching system, which allows students to use Palm computers to engage with art. This system guides students to artworks and presents them with multiple-choice questions, enhancing their learning experience. Developed to meet specific educational needs, the system helps students with their coursework by allowing them to record information for school. Currently, the gallery has 25 Palm computers and plans to expand this number.

What is the primary purpose of the Digit Digital Gallery Interactive Teaching system?

• To sell art pieces to students

• To allow students to create their own art

• To replace traditional art classes

• To help students engage with art through technology

How does the Palm computer system assist students in learning about art?

• By providing video tutorials

• By guiding them to specific artworks and asking questions

• By offering art supplies for practice

• By connecting them with artists

What can students do with the information they record using the Palm computers?

• Use it for schoolwork

• Delete it after viewing

• Share it on social media

• Submit it to art competitions

What is one expected benefit of the Digit system for students?

• Connecting with famous artists

• Helping with examination coursework

• Improving their painting skills

• Learning about art history

How many Palm computers does the gallery currently have, and what are their future plans?

• 100 computers, with plans to sell

• 10 computers, with plans to maintain

• 25 computers, with plans to increase

• 50 computers, with plans to reduce