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Patterns of India

This website is part of a collaborative project developed by: Carl Dombrowik - Contact Me! Mary Kathryn Onacilla - Contact Me! Sarah Rossignol - Contact Me! Danielle Stebbins - Contact Me!

This site was created by four Eastern Connecticut State University graduate students. The idea behind this project is to introduce students and their teachers to a wide array of patterns found throughout the Indian Heritage and Culture. Students will become engaged in hands-on learning activities that follow the Connecticut Education Frameworks. Students will become engaged in several elements such as, rongoli, jewlery, how to dye fabrics, and the history of sarees. The following links are of the homepages each group member created in this site. Contact information can be found on each individuals homepages. The content that is found within Patterns of India was created in Fall 2007 for the course EDU 553- Computers in the Classroom.

Homepage Links:

Patterns to Dye For By: Carl Dombrowik The Art of Rangoli By: Mary Kathryn Onacilla Patterns and History of Sarees By: Sarah Rossignol Patterns and History of Jewelry By: Danielle Stebbins

This project is part of CultureQuest Connecticut, whose website is http://www.easternct.edu/depts/edu/dept/culturequest.html.

The home website of CultureQuest is located at: http://www.culturequest.us.

For more information about CultureQuest Consortium, please contact Dr. Sheila Gersh at sgresh@ccny.cuny.edu. For more information about CultureQuest - Connecticut, please contact David L. Stoloff, Ph.D., Professor and Chair, Education Department, Eastern Connecticut State University, 83 Windham Street, Webb Hall Room 129, Willimantic, CT 06226, Tel. No. (860) 465-5501, Fax. No. (860) 465-5099, email: stoloffd@easternct.edu. WWW: http://easternct.edu/depts/stoloff.html. Disclaimer: The CultureQuest Projects linked to this index represent the collaboration of students, teacher candidates, teachers, and/or university faculty members and do not represent the official position of the Education Department and/or Eastern Connecticut State University. This website was last updated on October 10, 2007.