GENERAL
AP Art History (University of Utah): Curriculum based on a core foundation of 250 images of non-Western art, the teaching resources here include video clips by art historians, bibliographical references, and links to additional online resources.
Asia in the Arts: Connects teachers to museum resources
theArpo: Information for traditional and contemporary performing arts
Columbia University Online Museum Resources for Asian Art
ExEAS: Visual Arts
ExEAS: Film
Teaching Resources for East Asian Art: From NACTA
CHINA
China 360: Visual and Performing Arts
The Chinese Art of Calligraphy (Lesson Plan)
Chinese Buddhism and Pagodas Lesson Plan
Chinese Instruments (Lesson Plan)
The Song Dynasty in China: View life in the Song Dynasty through an interactive scroll
Stefan Landsberger’s Chinese Propaganda Poster Pages
Western and Chinese Art: Masters and Classics (an EdX online course): From the course website: “This course will examine Western and Chinese art, artists and history. Through exploring immortal works of art, this course will help learners gain insight into our shared history and better understand culture, both past and present.”
JAPAN
Gyotaku Japanese Fish Printing (Lesson Plan)
Hachimaki/Shibori (Lesson Plan)
Imaging Japanese History: Provides five modules for high school educators to look at history through art
Japan Artists Information Directory (JAID)
Ukiyo-e Block Prints Lesson Plan (PDF) (Lesson Plan)
University of Indiana Japanese Art Program: Included topics: daruma dolls, family crests, kimono, name stamps, gardens, cartoons and idioms, and school paintings
KOREA
Korean Art and Culture: A Teacher’s Sourcebook: From the Peabody Essex Museum