Abstract
This study is aimed at providing an exploratory education plan that is of direct interest to the local community through community-based art education. In this study, the "Naver Map" was used as a learning tool. The main theories behind the composition of contents of this plan are based on information and communication technology (ICT) education. First, classes were conducted over four sessions for 38 junior high school students. Subsequently, these classes were supplemented by six sessions for 12 elementary school students from the fifth and sixth grades. Consequently, the use of the Naver Map in community art education was effective in terms of convenience, ease of operation, accuracy of visual data, motivation, and continuity. The learners recognized the concept of "place" in the local community, and by producing appropriate works of art, they understood the concept of "place" and realized "social participation" and "culture creation."
