The Great Art Explained YouTube channel

Over the weekend, based on recent web searches I suppose, YouTube suggested a video about Vincent van Gogh from the Great Art Explained channel.

Image source: https://www.youtube.com/c/GreatArtExplained

​Another video that I noticed in the channel, after viewing the one suggested, was about Hokusai's Great Wave:

• The Great Wave [of Kanagawa] by Hokusai (2021.05.17, 17:00)

​That particular woodblock print had been a student's choice of favorite artwork for a short in-class presentation last week.

The clear, deliberate explanations in videos on the Great Art Explained channel, with closed captions available, would make excellent resource choices​ for extensive out-of-class listening, reading-along, and shadowing practice.

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Diigo bookmarks (weekly)

• Various Venues for Publication - Google Docs

  "This list of possible publication venues and notes about them is a work in progress, to which JALT Writers' Peer Support Group (PSG) members have access with editing privileges. ... Please bear in mind that this list represents personal knowledge and serendipitous findings, rather than research-based recommendations" (Description and Call for Contributions, 2021.02.17).

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Diigo bookmarks (weekly)

• Re-envisioning Academic Publication: From “Publish or Perish” to “Publish and Flourish” - Marie Alina Yeo, Willy Ardian Renandya, Supong Tangkiengsirisin, 2021

  "Academic publishing, mainstream journals, predatory journals, publishing ethics, early-career researchers, how to get published"

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