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These webinars offer the opportunity for dance educators to learn from leading experts. Panelists will offer best practices, tips, and strategies related to the webinar topic. Attendees can submit questions for panelists prior to and during the session. Webinars are an hour long with recordings available on-demand and are available FREE to Members and Non-Members. Registration is required. To see on-demand recordings of prior webinars, visit the links in the left-side menu bar.
June 19th 6:30pm ET
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Open Educational Resources provide inclusive, accessible tools & materials to all kinds of educators in all sectors of dance education. In this webinar dance educators will learn how to find these valuable resources to aid in their instruction, reduce the costs of materials for themselves and their students, as well as, provide access to inclusive and accessibly created materials. We will discuss how to use and resources with Creative Commons licenses as well as how to apply them to our own work. Participants will learn how to create and publish their own materials and be given the resources to support the editing, review and promotional process in creating these materials. Publishing OER not only provides valuable evidence of research to those seeking promotion, but launches creators into a community of like-minded educators & scholars for future work and support.
Presented by: Jill Vasbinder Morrison
Jill Vasbinder Morrison, BA (Barnard College), MFA (SUNY Purchase), is a dancer, scholar, and activist teaching dance at UMBC. She centers her research on decolonizing Dance Studies courses, incorporating embodied knowledge and learning into the practice of traditional lecture coursework. She examines the intersections of dance, open licensing, and copyright, questioning how historical practices of exclusion have brought us to this ambiguous place. Jill has presented at the Inclusion Imperative Symposium, DSA and MDEA annual conferences. Her article “There’s a long history of dances being pilfered for profit and TikTok is the latest battleground” was featured in The Conversation and is being adapted for Actively Learn. She led the HT Lab: Movement Relationships bring the concepts of Embodied Practice across disciplines. Currently, Jill has begun the writing of the biography of Barbara Supovitz. Her research is supported by the Dresher Center for Humanities and the Maryland Open Source Textbook Initiative.
July 10th
5pm ET
Embracing Gender Inclusivity in Dance Education: Practical Approaches
Presented by: Anna Brown Massey
August 14th
Are We losing the gains they made? A look at Modern Dance History
Presenter by: Kathy Hassinger
November 10th
7:30pm ET
Reimagine Your Annual Performances with Informances!
Presented by: Michaela Summers
Past NDEO webinars are available via the links below organized by category. You can use the search function on the collection page if you are looking for a particular webinar or topic.
Click here to view the Teaching Online collection
Click here to view the Dance Sectors, Ages & Populations collection
Click here to view the Dance and Disability collection
Click here to view the Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access collection
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