Professor Gene Moyle, President – Ausdance National
An exploration and scan of the creative technology intersection – from entering into the digital age and beyond.
This session highlights how the creative process in the digital domain often draws on design thinking, creative catalysts, and even adventures in other dimensions.
This session focuses on digital distribution and its impact on attendance at live events, business models for streaming on demand, YouTube models of content generation and understanding consumer behaviour.
This session explores new ways of working, partnerships, and consumer models of engagement when working with technology.
This session covers considerations related to the use of data to preserve, protect, provide access, develop and sustain practice within a digital domain.
This session focuses on the nexus between creative practice and technology in the context of research—exploring research possibilities, aligning purpose, outcome, impact, practice, and applications.
This session explores how dance making, dance-in-education and accessibility are being addressed—and can be enriched—using digital platforms, and how technology is enabling learning experiences to occur that were not previously possible.
This interactive session provides the opportunity for participants to connect directly with each other, speakers, presenters and creative companies for a chance to discuss key ideas further in a facilitated ‘meet and greet’ format.
4 minutes per speaker, then rotate.
