Webinar ARCHIVES IN TRANSIT 2: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, ART AND THE ENVIRONMENT
An online workshop for all educators Thursdays 19, 26 November and 3, 10, 17 December 2020 18:30-20:00
From the classroom to a digital environment. With the help of technology, educators learn to integrate interdisciplinary approaches in their teaching.
Photo: Pinelopi Gerasimou
How do archives relate to art and the environment? How are digital archives utilized? Can students develop environmental awareness and ecological sensitivity through using digital archives? Archives change, but so does the way of teaching.
In the digital age, all educators can learn how to foster the creativity of their students and cultivate archival awareness in them.
With this online workshop, organized by Onassis Foundation Archives in transit 2: Artificial Intelligence, Art and the Environment from November 19 to December 17, teachers can apply interdisciplinary in-classroom approaches related to new archive formats and to the human impact on the environment.
Humanities and social sciences, environmental education, visual arts and technology/informatics, can be integrated into new educational scenarios devised by the participants, who, in this way, will discover the role of archives in the digital context, as well as the relationship of archives with art, technology and the environment.
Credits
Media designer, librarian, visual artist: Nikos Voyatzis
Teacher, PhD candidate in historical research, teaching and new technologies at the Ionian University: Elias Stouraitis
Produced by Onassis Education
The educational program is produced within the European ARTificial Intelligence Lab and is co-funded by the “Creative Europe” program of the European Union.
Information
Addressed to: Educators of all levels and specialties
Dates & hours: Thursdays 19, 26 November and 3, 10, 17 December 2020
18:30-20:00
Duration: Five online meetings (webinars), 90 mins each
Cost: 15 €
Reservation and more info: 213 017 8002
E-mail: education.stegi@onassis.org
