Committed to improving performance but cant always travel to meetings? Americans for the Arts is pleased to be able to provide high quality online professional development at no cost to our professional members. Presented by field experts, Americans for the Arts webinars allow you to host an online event for a group in your community, bring your staff together for professional development, or learn directly from your desk.
What is a webinar? Webinars are online seminars that enable interaction with the presenter and the content. To host a webinar site, you need a conference room with a screen and internet access. To join as a single participant, you just need access to high speed internet. Audio is heard through your computer speakers, so please make sure your computer speakers are turned up.
Registration Details
To register, click on the link for a session below. Registration closes at 1:00pm EST on the day of each scheduled webinar. All webinars are free to professional members of Americans for the Arts. Some webinars will be open to specific groups, such as Annual Convention registrants, Arts Advocacy Day registrants, or non-members. Webinar availability is detailed in the description of each event. Instructions for accessing webinars are sent via email prior to the event. Some webinars may have advance reading assignments or post event follow-up items. Webinars are only available to professional members of Americans for the Arts. Please join to attend the webinar and enjoy many other exclusive membership benefits. If you joined Americans for the Arts in the last week and want to attend a webinar you may not be able to register online. Please contact membership@artsusa.org or 202.371.2830 if you need assistance registering.
Technical Support
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| Upcoming Webinars |
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Strategies for Engaging Businesses with the Arts This webinar is part of the '2011 Webinars' Series (19 Webinars). To view more information on or order the entire series, click here. Making the Arts Accessible to Audiences with Disabilities: Focus on Audio and Visual Assistance This webinar is part of the '2011 Webinars' Series (19 Webinars). To view more information on or order the entire series, click here. Working Together for Arts Education: Local Arts Agencies & Teaching Artists This webinar is part of the '2011 Webinars' Series (19 Webinars). To view more information on or order the entire series, click here. How Strong is Your Social Net? This webinar is part of the '2011 Webinars' Series (19 Webinars). To view more information on or order the entire series, click here. Pricing Strategies to Attract Audiences and Keep Them Coming Back for More This webinar is part of the '2011 Webinars' Series (19 Webinars). To view more information on or order the entire series, click here. |
| On-Demand Webinars |
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Better Program Evaluation for Arts Education (September 10, 2008) Leadership Succession in the Arts (October 15, 2008) Public Art 101 for Administrators (October 22, 2008) Secrets of Success in Rural Arts Communities (November 19, 2008) Public Art 101 for Artists (December 3, 2008) Leadership in Tough Times (December 10, 2008) The Qualities of Quality: Excellence in Arts Education and How to Achieve It (December 17, 2008) Arts & Civic Engagement: Policies and Actions for Strengthening the 21st Century Community (March 11, 2009) Building Parent Involvement in Schools through the Arts (May 13, 2009) The Local Arts Movement: History and Current Profiles (May 20, 2009) Picturing America (October 27, 2009) National Arts Index (January 27, 2010) Marketing for the Independent Artist: How to Advance Your Career and Build Your Business (February 18, 2010) Social Media 101 (March 3, 2010) Arts Advocacy Day 2010 Preview (March 30, 2010) The Pillars of Arts Education: An Arts Education Preconference Webinar (April 30, 2010) Regionalization: Working Together to Advance the Arts and Culture in DC, MD, and VA (May 5, 2010) "50 States 50 Days": Organizing a Local Arts Advocacy Day (July 8, 2010) Intersecting Cultures: Latinos and New Media (July 13, 2010) Starting and Sustaining a Local Emerging Leaders Network (August 5, 2010) Increasing Demand for the Arts: A Talk with Marketing Masters (September 14, 2010) Public Art 50/50 (September 15, 2010) Creative Conversations: How to Host an Event in Your Community (September 16, 2010) Public Art Academy for Artists (Part 1 of 3) (September 29, 2010) Be Sure Your Cell Phones Are Turned ON: Marketing to Todays Mobile Arts Audience (October 5, 2010) Public Art Academy for Artists (Part 2 of 3) (October 13, 2010) Public Art Academy for Artists (Part 3 of 3) (November 3, 2010) 2010 Post-Election Analysis on the Arts (November 18, 2010) Contracts and Copyrights (December 1, 2010) Why and How Businesses Support the Arts: Business Committee for the Arts Triennial Survey (December 8, 2010) Education Reform in the New Congress: What Could It Mean for Arts Education? (January 11, 2011) How to Get on a Board and Be an Effective Member (February 9, 2011) Intrinsic Impact: New Approaches to Audience and Visitor Feedback (February 16, 2011) Making An Impact on Local Arts Education- Testifying Before Boards of Education (March 1, 2011) Mobilizing the Arts: Engaging with the Mobile Web (March 2, 2011) How to Partner with your Local Chamber of Commerce (March 23, 2011) 2011 Arts Advocacy Day Preview (March 28, 2011) Not Here, Not Now, Not That!: Protest in Art and Culture in America (April 6, 2011) Contracts and Copyrights Part II (2 of 2) (April 13, 2011) Transitioning into the Arts Sector in this Economy (April 27, 2011) Going Green: How to Align Public Art with Green Building and Infrastructure (May 4, 2011) Trend or Tipping Point: A New Report on Arts & Social Change Grantmaking (May 10, 2011) Design & Construct: Changing Business Models (May 18, 2011) |