Doodle Ball: a 3-D Drawing Exercise for Active Learners
By Paula Briggs
Doodle Balls are a great way to experiment with drawing on a 3 dimensional surface. They are also great for active learners – people who need to fiddle or doodle whilst they think.
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Samantha Barnes
November 22, 2012 @ 5:31 pm
My experiment with a doodle-ball worked like a dream. My subject LOVED his and really engaged him. Great thinking on lots of different levels. Thanks
Sheila Ceccarelli
November 23, 2012 @ 9:37 am
Hi Samantha, Great that it worked. Paula’s next idea is the same exercise with ‘smart paint’ which reacts to heat – so that as you touch the drawing – touch has an impact on the image (the paint changes or disappears as it warms up).