Publication

Boosting the discoverability of dance online -Josée Plamondon’s presentation (in French)

Author
Josée Plamondon
Published
November 15, 2018
Production
Fondation Jean-Pierre Perreault

Josée Plamondon’s presentation on online dance discoverability to the EC2 partners on October 26, 2018.

This project is supported by the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec as part of its “Exploration et déploiement numérique” program.

Project

Dance in Quebec: Boosting the Discoverability of Digital Content

Production

The project Dance in Quebec: Boosting the Discoverability of Digital Content aimed to promote the discoverability of dance works and artists, and to develop digital literacy and skills within the dance community. Consultant Josée Plamondon, who specializes in data retrieval systems, helped us build our…

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