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Provides a forum for dance librarians and others working in or interested in dance to discuss issues and exchange ideas; encourages, develops and supports projects which will improve access to and the organization of dance materials in libraries and archives; informs, educates and encourages cooperation through activities and programs on dance.

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Slightly Revised Meeting Agenda

  • 1.  Slightly Revised Meeting Agenda

    Posted Jan 25, 2013 10:05 PM
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    I hope you've all made it safely to Seattle and enjoyed the lovely afternoon and evening.

    I have made a slight adjustment to the agenda. Tim Lloyd of Alexander Street Press will be joining us. Revised agenda is below and attached as a separate document.

    • Welcome and Introductions
    • Announcements
    • Discussion topics:

    Responding to faculty requests to make materials available online or through a course management site

    Exploring challenges dance librarians face in getting audio and video material hosted online.

    Tim Lloyd of Alexander Street Press will provide information about ongoing projects to help libraries host their audiovisual materials on the APS platform.

    • Dance in Seattle:

    Chamber Dance Company: Background on the company and preview of recently completed documentaries on Bebe Miller.

    Sandra Kurtz will speak informally about a critic's perspective on using dance collections and documenting local dance history.

    Sandra Kurtz teaches and writes about dance in Seattle, Washington. She has degrees in theater, dance, and movement analysis, and has taught at the University of Washington and Cornish College. Sandi helped to found the Northwest Dance Coalition (1983-89) and edited its newsletter. She’s served on the board of the Dance Critics Association, and edited newsletters for the DCA and Society of Dance History Scholars.

    • General discussion

     

     

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