Nintendo to provide DS-assisted arts education to American primary and secondary schools

(Compiling/Katy Fish) According to overseas media reports, Nintendo has successfully cooperated with the American Association for Art Education, which offers a new way of learning to the art education classroom of the whole American primary and secondary schools.　　Last month, Nintendo, together with the American Association for the Arts Education, distributed the DSi XL mainframe and art education software to art teachers at primary, middle and high schools in the United States, and encouraged them to creatively introduce the art academy in their classrooms. "Academy of Fine Arts" is an educational software developed by Headstrong games, the player can use the DS mainframe stylus and touch screen design, experience in art learning color, shadow, perspective and other professional concepts.　　Nintendo says it can help students practice and develop their art skills and work with ease in art creation. "Art class is a small number of students can exercise creative thinking and hands-on skills of education content, the increasingly developed technology is changing the traditional means of art education." Deborah B. Reeve, executive director of the American Association of Arts and Education, said, "I am delighted that Nintendo's Academy of Fine Arts has been able to walk into the classroom and creatively offer students another way to learn art, and the students agree with us." ”