비대면 융합 문화예술교육프로그램 개발 및 운영 사례 연구

Abstract

In this study, we tried to examine the development and operation of a culture and arts education program that combines technology and art in non-face-to-face online culture and arts education in the era of COVID-19. The purpose of this study was to overcome the limitations of non-face-to-face culture and arts education and to seek ways to practice technology convergence culture and arts education. For this purpose, we focused on the case of “Another i”, the weekend art campus of Dream Darak Saturday Culture School, which was conducted online from July to November 2021. The program was originally planned as face-to-face education, but due to the pandemic, it was switched to non-face-toface and non-face-to-face online education was operated through four stages: planning, design, implementation, and evaluation. “Another i” is a convergence culture and arts education program that combines VR and storytelling. The possibility of forming a rapport was confirmed through communication using an online platform, and a new development and operation case of culture and arts education that converges technology and art was presented. However, the limitations of the operation results include the limitations of the online platform, communication problems between participants, and problems with the appropriate skill level in technology convergence culture and arts education. ration is required As the implications of this study, it suggested a change in perspective on non-face-to-face online education, rapport formation activities suitable for non-face-to-face situations, continuous efforts to adapt to various platforms and software, and preparation of programs for culture and arts education combined with technology. Future research should be continued so that non-face-to-face online convergence education can move forward as a new form of cultural arts education rather than an alternative to face-to-face classes.