Dear New Media Caucus friends,

I’m reaching out on behalf of the NMC to express sympathy and solidarity in these tumultuous times. I hope you are staying safe and secure. For those whose own health, or that of loved ones, has been directly impacted by the coronavirus, I offer our deepest condolences.

One of the silver linings of this crisis is the strength and generosity our art and academic communities have demonstrated as we attempt to respond to the shifting demands of our professions and the need to care for ourselves, our families, friends, and local communities. The outpouring of efforts to support each other by sharing valuable experiences and pooling resources, all with compassion and humor, has been profoundly moving.

The NMC would like to help. We are collecting resources from our community members and publishing them via our website. Please use this (quick and easy!) Google form to add anything you’d like to share. The resource page will be updated regularly.

Regards to you in these challenging times.

Jessye McDowell

New Media Caucus President

COVID-19 Community Resources

Tools & Teaching Materials:

Watch2gether.com
Future Forward - the journal of Integrative Teaching International
A BIG LIST OF SOURCES AND IDEAS for FOUND / ARCHIVAL DIGITAL MOVING IMAGE COLLECTIONS
BBC Sound Effects
Eyeo Talks
Resources for Online Instruction of Visual/ Studio Arts
Michelle Ellsworth’s Please Consider #6: Skype
UCLA’s Art History Teaching Resources (AHTR) is a web-based platform that connects a diverse field of educators in art history, visual culture, and related fields.
Women in Sound COVID-19 Resources
Kahoot offering free access to some premium services
The Chronicle of Higher Education has a collection available for free
Toolkit: Leveraging the Smartphone as a creative teaching tool - From Heather Snyder Quinn: Sharing an AIGA paper and corresponding Smartphone Creative Toolkit (open for collab) that I began in 2016. As we adjust to teaching, working and making remotely and want to support various paths to creative and critical making, how can we leverage the smartphone as a creative teaching tool. The paper includes sample projects and the toolkit includes a list of themes, topics and apps. Please feel free to share and add to it. #smartphone #experimentation #design #ethics #openeducation #pedagogy
Great list of resources from Mina Cheon

Website/ Media Collections:

BATHAS TV Collection (Experimental Public Access TV Program)
MUBI Film School program: free membership in this curated streaming site for media/film students and educators
MIT Docubase - “An interactive curated database of the people, projects, and technologies transforming documentary in the digital age.”
CABIN FEVER: Coping with COVID-19 playlist of online experimental films & videos
IDFA - some docs are streaming free
Virtual films for doc-educators to screen for free
AAFF Live Streaming
The Ultimate Guide to Virtual Museum Resources, E-Learning, and Online Collections
Radius is an experimental radio broadcast platform located in Chicago, IL, US
2,500 museums you can now visit virtually

Useful Language & Examples:

Advice & Articles:

Artist Emergency Resources:

COVID-19 Freelance Artist Resources
The Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts is starting a “Quarantine Quilt” project, to which anyone can contribute: https://www.wiquiltmuseum.com/the-quarantine-quilt
Three of four awards are for Milwaukee-based artists, but one is for someone from elsewhere in the US. The winners will be awarded $15,000 each: https://fellowship.art/apply
The New School's Vera List Center for Art & Politics has a great list of COVID-19 resources for artists & extended communities

credit for the following: https://www.lyndensculpturegarden.org/content/opportunities):

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