Dancers Using Technology

Webinar on Tuesday, January 14: Making Dance Accessible for Students with Disabilities

Webinars can provide opportunities for professional development and conversation on dance education topics. I highly recommend participating in this webinar on Tuesday, January 14th. Alisa Rasera of the Luna Dance Institute is a leader in the conversation about dance and accessibility.

Making Dance Accessible for Students with Disabilities  Tuesday, January 14th, 12-1PM PST   As the United States Department of Education expands physical education programs for students in kindergarten through 12th grade, providing support for the participation of students with disabilities in dance and movement activities becomes even more important.  In this webinar intended for anyone in a dance teaching practice, educators working in an inclusive setting, or artists with questions about how to make their work more accessible, participants will learn strategies for how to approach dance curriculum to help all students explore their best creative selves. Luna's professional learning manager, Alisa Rasera will share best practices and stories from teaching in K-8 public school settings and how they fulfill their mission of bringing all dance to all children.   *Webinar is hosted by the Kennedy Center. Real-time captioning will be available at http://www.streamtext.net/player?event=JFKCENTER during the Webinar presentation.   To sign up for the webinar, click here.

Blog Extra: Webinar on February 20th (Arts and Aging)

The NEA is a part of a project researching the role of the arts with our aging population. Using tech tools, there is a free "webinar" on Tuesday, February 20th from 2-3 pm EST to share some research findings. Be a part of this interesting conversation!

Find out more and register in advance:

Arts and Aging Webinar