Webinar

Le Réseau canadien pour les arts et l’apprentissage invite toutes les organisations, les enseignants et les artistes-éducateurs du secteur des arts qui ont recours aux outils numériques pour animer des expériences artistiques destinées aux apprenants de tous âges à prendre part à une séance de consultation en ligne. Retrouvez vos pairs des quatre coins du Canada afin de témoigner de vos expériences et échanger au sujet de vos meilleures pratiques, de découvrir des outils auxquels ont recours d’autres intervenants du secteur, et d’explorer des avenues de collaboration.

The Canadian Network for Arts & Learning invites all arts organizations, teachers and artist-educators who are using digital tools to facilitate artistic experiences for learners of all ages to take part in an online consultation. Join peers from across Canada to share your experiences and best practices, discover tools that have been useful for others in the sector, and explore collaborative possibilities. Join this round table discussion and lend your voice and experience to help strengthen the arts and learning sector throughout Canada. 

An advanced professional development (APD) workshop focusing on energy management for museums and other heritage facilities has been scheduled to take place from November 18 to November 21, 2019, at the Canadian Conservation Institute (CCI) in Ottawa.

Language(s)
English

Delivery
In-person training. A one-day live webcast option also offered.

Facilitator(s)
Stephen Dixon and Michel Parent, from the Canadian Institute for Energy Training (CIET), and staff from the CCI Preservation Services Division

Registration fees (HST included)

The Rozsa Foundation provides professional development for arts managers at all stages. As such, we have added the following online course to our offerings for the first-time, giving arts administrators across Canada an online offering in professional development through partnership with the University of Calgary - Haskayne Executive Education.

All Digits on Deck
Building digital arts services for collective impact

As technology progressively transforms every facet of society, there is a pressing need for the arts and culture sector to jointly take ownership of its own digital futures.

The National Ballet of Canada - YOU dance Live Stream

Our goal with the YOU dance Live Stream is to give students across the country an opportunity to participate and be exposed to ballet as an art form through a live-streamed viewing. Now in its 12th season, our live stream programme continues to be a success because of the positive feedback and support from boards, schools, teachers and students throughout Canada. We had over 20,000 students take part in the live stream last year from across Canada, spanning every province and territory.

Our goal with the YOU dance live stream is to give students across the country an opportunity to participate and be exposed to ballet as an art form through a live-streamed viewing. Now in its 12th season, our live stream programme continues to be a success because of the positive feedback and support from boards, schools, teachers and students throughout Canada. We had over 20,000 students take part in the live stream last year from across Canada, spanning every province and territory.