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Exploring choreographic knowledge in networked environments

an online lab led by Marlon Barrios Solano (HZT-Berlin researcher associate and dance-tech.net and .TV  creator) and Rachel Boggia (Bates College, USA)

This online collaborative lab is offered as a pilot to students from all HZT-Berlin-| UDK programs and is also open  to worldwide remote participants free of cost.

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meta-academy@HZT-Berlin-Bates is an online lab investigating the potential affordances and impact of networked environments  (from internet to mobile devices) for collaborative creation, performance and knowledge production about contemporary choreographic practices.

The lab will offer online video presentations and encounters, discussion forums, online individual and collaborative projects and a final project exhibition. The participants will explore and play with online choreographic knowledge resources and cutting edge digital internet technologies to register, aggregate, map and visualize the knowledge articulated on their own or others creative/artistic practice and research.

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The students will collaborate on the design and creation of a meta-resource  on choreographic  knowledge and may also apply the tools and resources in their own creative process and/or research.

All the content, tools and activities will be served online and will include video sharing platforms, network visualization and mobile augmented reality.

This online collaborative lab is offered as a pilot to students from all HZT-Berlin-| UDK programs and is also open  to worldwide remote participants free of cost.

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The students need to dedicate at least 8 self paced hours a week engaging with the materials and  activities. Participants needs to have access to broadband internet connection.  Smart mobile devices are desirable yet not required.

This course will be realized twice:

September 1st  to  12th 2015
March 29th to April 9th 2016

Registration is open!! 

Inquiries email to marlon@dance-tech.net or

to

m.barrios@hzt-berlin.de

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