Creating Digital Performance Resources

Creating Digital Performance Resources
A Guide to Good Practice


		Guides to Good Practice
			1. Introduction
			2.Digital Resources In Performance Studies
			3. Digital Resources In Performance Practice
			4. Glossary
			5. Bibliography and Further Reading

Performing Arts Data Service
Guide to Good Practice
Creating Digital Performance Resources

Series editors
Catherine Owen
Stephen Arnold
Tony Pearson
Edited by Barry Smith

with contributions by Mark Batty, Alan Beck, Christie Carson, Steve Dixon, David Hughes, Sophia Lycouris, Barry Russell and Barry Smith

Contents

SECTION 1: Introduction
Dramatic Forays into IT: working computers with a broom handle
Barry Smith

SECTION 2: Digital Resources In Performance Studies
2.1: How to design, build and maintain a database-powered web site
Barry Russell
2.2: Creating a multipurpose research tool for the study of King Lear
Christie Carson
2.3: Approaches to building digital archives
Barry Smith
2.4: Developing an e-journal: 'Sound Journal'
Alan Beck
2.5: Teaching and Learning Applications: 'Digital Dialogues'
David Hughes

SECTION 3: Digital Resources In Performance Practice
3.1: I.T. and the Audio-Visual Theatre Essay
Steve Dixon
3.2: Internet-based Live Performance Work
Sophia Lycouris

SECTION 4: Glossary
4.1: Glossary

SECTION 5: Bibliography and Further Reading
5.1: Bibliography
5.2 Web Resources

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