Meetings and Researches
ICH Safeguarding and Higher Education during COVID-19
- Date17 Jan 2024
ICH Safeguarding
and Higher Education during COVID-19
Session 1
Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage and the COVID-19 in the
Asia-Pacific Region
18 June 2020
This Webinar
Series begins with an assessment of the impacts of COVID-19 on intangible
cultural heritage (ICH), considerably identifying the possible roles ICH might
take in critical times. As the pandemic has been disrupting many forms of
cultural practices, the effects of which worsen the vulnerability of the
stewards of heritage, the first session intends to hold a discussion toward
innovative solutions for ICH safeguarding and transmission during a time of
global crisis and social unrest.
PROGRAMME AND SPEAKERS
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Opening
Remarks (17:00-17:10) |
Keum Gi Hyung, Director-General, ICHCAP |
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The programme proper is chaired by Boram Kim and
moderated by Dr. Saifur Rashid. |
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17:10-17:25 |
UNESCO Online Survey Results on Living Heritage
Experience and the COVID-19 Pandemic |
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17:25-17:40 |
Reviving the Living Landscape System of Lai Chi Wo
for Urban Sustainability |
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17:40-17:55 |
Living Heritage Experiences in the Context of the
COVID-19 Pandemic in Singapore |
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17:55-18:10 |
Disaster as Opportunity |
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18:10-18:25 |
Te-er/Tengao: The Significance of the
Compulsory ‘Rest’ Day of the |
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18:25-19:00 |
Q&A |
Session 2
Teaching and learning heritage-related disciplines during COVID-19
Pandemic
2 July 2020
The second
session of the Webinar Series examines the impacts of COVID-19 on the
integration between ICH and higher education in the Asia-Pacific region,
focusing on alternative teaching models, instructional designs, and learning
methods. With schools facing unfavourable ramifications, this session also sees
the importance of determining future relevant approaches to study of ICH in
higher education in areas of instructional material preparation and research.
PROGRAMME AND SPEAKERS
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Opening Remarks |
Dong Wei, Professor, Representative of Asian
Academy of |
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The programme proper is chaired by Boram Kim and
moderated by Dr. Hahm Hanhee |
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17:10-17:25 |
Pedagogy for ICH and the COVID-19 Pandemic |
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17:25-17:40 |
Challenges and Opportunities for Teaching ICH as a
Core Knowledge Requirement and Practice within Heritage Education |
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17:40-17:55 |
Documentary Film and Narrative Techniques for
Architecture Students’ Understanding of Local Cultural Heritage |
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17:55-18:10 |
Cultural Heritage and COVID-19: Digital Technologies
to Support New Forms of Resilience |
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18:10-18:25 |
Inheritance and Innovation of the Intangible
Cultural Heritage during the COVID-19 Pandemic |
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18:25-19:00 |
Q&A |
Session 3
(Inter-)Regional Collaboration amongst Higher Education Institutions for
ICH Safeguarding
30 July 2020
This third
session of the ICH Webinar Series attempts to have a deeper engagement with
ideas of building cooperation and networking among higher education
institutions for ICH safeguarding. Primarily, this session aims to examine the
state of networking activities in different regions around the world, how
networks were formed, and how they became functional associations for the study
of ICH. Furthermore, the session looks into what it means to be in such kind of
network, their significance to teachers, students, non-teaching professionals
in higher education settings, research, community service, and intellectual
exchange, amongst others. Finally, the session intends to address questions of
expandability of networks, with emphasis on the possibility of inter-regional
cooperation.
PROGRAMME AND SPEAKERS
|
Opening Remarks (17:00-17:10) |
Dong Wei, Professor, Representative of Asian
Academy of |
|
The programme proper is chaired by Boram Kim and
moderated by Dr. Hahm Hanhee |
|
|
17:10-17:25 |
Pedagogy for ICH and the COVID-19 Pandemic |
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17:25-17:40 |
Challenges and Opportunities for Teaching ICH as a
Core Knowledge Requirement and Practice within Heritage Education |
|
17:40-17:55 |
Documentary Film and Narrative Techniques for
Architecture Students’ Understanding of Local Cultural Heritage |
|
17:55-18:10 |
Cultural Heritage and COVID-19: Digital Technologies
to Support New Forms of Resilience |
|
18:10-18:25 |
Inheritance and Innovation of the Intangible
Cultural Heritage during the COVID-19 Pandemic |
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18:25-19:00 |
Q&A |
Session 4
Inter-regional Field Experiences on Curriculum Development for ICH
Safeguarding
12 August 2020
The first
APHEN-ICH Capacity-Building Workshop on the Linking 2003 Convention and
University ICH Programs was held in 2019 in Shanghai. Following the first
APHEN-ICH Capacity-Building Workshop, ICHCAP holds second Workshop to develop
ICH curriculum and implement it into the higher education institutes reflecting
the global capacity-building strategy of UNESCO, and the spirit of 2003
Convention for the Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage. As a part of the
capacity building workshop, ICHCAP and UNESCO Bangkok Office are organizing a
webinar session open to the public to raise professor and researchers’ interest
in developing ICH related courses and curriculum.
PROGRAMME AND SPEAKERS
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Opening Remarks |
ICHCAP & UNESCO BANGKOK OFFICE |
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The programme proper is chaired by Boram KIM(ICHCAP)
and moderated by Mr. Iwamoto Wataru (IRCI) |
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16:15- 16:30 |
Inter-regional Field Experiences on Curriculum
Development for ICH Safeguarding: Experience from Uganda |
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16:30-16:45 |
Strengthening Heritage Management Capacity in the
Pacific Islands |
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16:45-17:00 |
From the Blue Book to a Blue Ocean Strategy in
Higher Education |
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17:00-17:30 |
COMMENTARIES FROM APHEN-ICH MEMBER INSTITUTIONS AND
PUBLIC FORUM |
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