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Who is the site being developed for?
This
resource is aimed at a broad education audience, but primarily teachers,
student teachers and pupils of Art & Design, working at secondary
or high school level.
However DARE is flexible and being an open access, non-subscription
site would be useful to anyone working in the areas of arts and
humanities, education and cultural studies.
The Digital Art Resource for Education developed resources for the primary sector, producing a CD-ROM in 2003.
Who
is the site being developed by?
DARE
is produced by the Institute of International Visual Arts (inIVA)
in partnership with Middlesex University’s School of Lifelong
Learning and Education (LLE)
and the Lansdown Centre for Electronic Arts (LCEA).
The resource has received funding from the Arts Council of England’s
(ACE) Visual
Arts Department, as part of the Media Arts in Education national
research programme and the New Audiences programme.
Rebecca Sinker is the research fellow responsible for researching,
developing, building and managing this Web site, with the support
of the above institutions.
Other designers
and programmers who have worked on various aspects of the site are:
- Dimitra
Viveli
- Giovanni
D'Angelo
- Usha
Agarwal Hollands
- Petros
Lafazanidis
The
steering committee for the project is:
- Prof.
Richard Andrews, Chair of Education, University of Hull
- Prof.
Trevor Corner,
Director of Research, LLE
- Howard
Hollands,
Principal Lecturer in Art and Design Education, LLE
- Rohini
Malik Okon, Projects Curator, inIVA
- Dr
Magnus Moar Lecturer in Digital Arts & Interactive Media,
CEA
- Vivienne
Reiss, Senior Visual Arts Officer, ACE
- Victoria
de Rijke, Senior Lecturer in Education, Literature and Performing
Arts, LLE & ADPA.
- Gary
Stewart, Head of Multimedia Projects, inIVA
- Gilane
Tawadros, Director, inIVA
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