Jennifer Petrilli's blog

At the onset of COVID-19 last March, the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s School of Music was propelled into a space of online learning which fundamentally altered the way they delivered experiences to students and will continue to have a transformative effect from this point forward. Prior to the pandemic, their strategic goals already included aspects of digitization, however they were not yet fully prepared for the speed at which they would need to adapt.

The Canadian Network for Arts & Learning is pleased to announce that we have received funding from the Canada Summer Jobs program  to hire four young professionals for the jobs listed below. All positions will be working remotely from home. Applicants must be:

Nous sommes ravis d’accueillir Lynn Medi au sein du Réseau, à titre de coordonnatrice des communications et de la recherche. Détenant un diplôme en communications, culture et TI, ainsi qu’un certificat en communications numériques, Lynn possède des compétences qui aideront le Réseau à développer son site Web, à accroître l’étendue de la Carte des arts et de l’apprentissage au Canada, à consolider nos plateformes de médias sociaux, et plus encore.

We are delighted to welcome Lynn Medi to The Network as Communications and Research Coordinator. With a degree in Communications, Culture and IT, and a Certificate in Digital Communications, Lynn’s skills will be put to good use through developing The Network’s website, expanding Canada’s Map of Arts & Learning, building our social media platforms and more.

Nous sommes heureux d’annoncer le lancement d’une série de séminaires Web gratuits qui visent à aider les intervenants du secteurs des arts et de l’apprentissage au Canada à développer des stratégies leur permettant d’atteindre leur public cible – nouveaux étudiants, spectateurs ou collaborateurs – de manière plus efficace.

We are pleased to announce a free webinar series aimed at helping Canada’s arts and learning practitioners develop strategies to more effectively connect with the public – whether it be potential new students, audiences or collaborators. Throughout this series we will explore simple ways of promoting virtual art making and learning opportunities for the public, while also dissecting some of the best practices that have emerged throughout the pandemic’s surge in digital arts instruction.

Coordonnateur des communications et de la recherche* 

* Dans cette description de poste, le masculin est utilisé comme forme générique à seule fin de ne pas alourdir le texte.

Communications and Research Coordinator

Le Réseau canadien pour les arts et l’apprentissage dit un chaleureux au revoir à sa recherchiste et administratrice de la base de données, Kaitlyn Bois, qui nous quitte pour occuper un nouveau poste au Collège Conestoga, à Guelph.
 

The Canadian Network for Arts & Learning is bidding a fond farewell to our Researcher and Database Manager Kaitlyn Bois, who is heading to a new job at Conestoga College in Guelph. 

Kaitlyn has been an integral member of The Network’s core team since September 2016. She was responsible for the programming and implementation of Canada’s Map of Arts & Learning, overhauling the website, ensuring that the database was current and functioning well, and a myriad of other tasks big and small.