Dance Gateway is now online!

as a final outcome of the E-Space Dance Pilot, the portal for accessing and searching dance resources

Posted on: 3 March 2017

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The Dance Pilot of E-Space had the aim to create tools for enabling the use of digital cultural content about dance for education and learning.

DanceSpaces focuses on the needs of the general public, dance enthusiasts and pre-professionals, dance audiences/viewers and tourists, etc. who want to share and explore content about a particular dance aspect.
DancePro focuses on the needs of researchers and dance experts (e.g. dance artists, choreographers) who need a set of much more powerful tools for accessing dance content and creating extensive metadata.

In addition to these tools, the Dance Pilot is proud to announce the release of the Dance Gateway, a special space in the E-Space Portal dedicated to performed dance and to other digital resources related to dance.

The featured collections in the Dance Gateway are a form of virtual exhibitions.

Discover the Dance Gateway: http://espaceportal.eu/#/custom/dance/

Learn more on the Dance Pilot: http://www.europeana-space.eu/dance-pilot/

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