New Directions in Arts Administration: Who, What, Why & How
Thursday, May 26, 2022
Making a virtue of necessity: alternative online teaching environments
Annetta Latham
MacEwan University, Chair, Arts & Cultural Management Department, Coordinator Interdisciplinary Studies
During the pandemic, professors have adopted tools that replace or improve upon classroom elements, such as Miro or Padlet in lieu of a blackboard or whiteboard, and Poll Everywhere or Kahoot to promote engagement on Zoom, as would a well-considered discussion in the classroom.
This practical session includes case story material of classroom and program elements that have been delivered online effectively via Gather.town, Kunstmatrix, and Sketch-Up, with “how-tos” and ideas about how to begin. Let’s make these available tools our own, modelling their appropriate use to peers and learners. Please join us for a session of play and learning!
Friday, May 27, 2022
AAAE/ENCATC Global Conversation: Contending with Disruptions: Facing Crises Head On
Avril Joffe
University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, Postgraduate Programme Coordinator / Cultural Policy and Management
Federico Escribal
Argentinean Network of Cultural Management, National University of the Arts and the National University of Córdoba, lecturer and researcher
Elena Borin
ENCATC, Health and Life Sciences Department – Link Campus University (Rome, Italy), Board Member, Associate Professor
Join us for a lively discussion with Elena Borin (Italy), Federico Escribal (Argentina), Sherri Helwig (Canada), Avril Joffe (South Africa), and Alain Zedrick Camiling (Philippines) about how our international peers are contending with the crises that face us. This conversation will explore changes in our collective fields, from pedagogy through the transition from classrooms to the arts workforce. What can you take home from their experiences to augment your own practice?
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