The Integration and Innovation of Integrated Arts Education in the Digital Age

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  • Dunn Person

    Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, CT, USA

  • Shelly Jens

    Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, CT, USA

Abstract

The digital age has brought about significant transformations in education, particularly in the integration and innovation of arts education. This paper explores the evolving role of integrated arts education in primary and secondary schools, examining its adaptation to the digital landscape. By incorporating digital tools and platforms, integrated arts education has the potential to enhance creativity, foster cultural understanding, and provide students with diverse learning experiences. This study investigates various innovative approaches to merging traditional art forms with modern technologies, such as digital media, interactive learning, and virtual reality. The integration of these technologies not only strengthens students' artistic skills but also prepares them for a digitalized society. The paper highlights the benefits and challenges of adopting digital tools in arts education, discussing the impact on both teachers and students. Through case studies and theoretical analysis, the research emphasizes the importance of cultivating a creative and critical mindset, equipping students with the skills necessary for future success.

Keywords:

Integrated Arts Education, Digital Learning, Innovation in Education, Creativity Development, Cultural Awareness, Technology in Education

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Person, D., & Jens, S. (2025). The Integration and Innovation of Integrated Arts Education in the Digital Age. Journal of Integrated Arts Education, 1(1), 8–23. Retrieved from https://journals.bilpubgroup.com/index.php/jiae/article/view/9765

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