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Zoom Tales; Teaching Performance Online

Recorded On: 06/09/2020

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High School Theatre Educator Brian Jennings shares what he has learned about teaching performance online,  how his students’ have embraced this as a creative challenge and what this means for fall planning; includes strategies for Zoom and Google based tools.


60 minutes

Brian Jennings

Theatre Educator

Brian Jennings is a Hartford, CT based director, actor, playwright and teacher. He creates issue-driven theatre as a member of Hartbeat Ensemble. He serves as Head of the Theater Department at the Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts, Chair of the Musical Theater program at Wesleyan University’s Center for Creative Youth, and a member of the Actor Training faculty at the Hartt School. He has worked as a teaching artist in Cape Verde and South Africa. He has been recognized as the GHAA Artist-Instructor of the Year and as Teacher of the Year by the Art Schools Network. He holds degrees from Princeton University and the National Theater Conservatory. He lives in Bolton, CT with his wife, Eileen. 

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Zoom Tales: Teaching Performance Online
Recorded 06/09/2020
Recorded 06/09/2020 Learn online teaching techniques for teaching performance online to high school students. Explore creative uses of online meeting tools like Zoom and Google.
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