The Visual Anthropology Committee, of the Brazilian Anthropology Association (ABA), coordinated by professor Lisabete Coradini, from the Department of Anthropology (DAN) at UFRN, promotes the debate “Anthropology Experiences: audiovisual on the network” on September 3rd, at 4pm, via the TV ABA channel, on YouTube.
"This webinar aims to discuss audiovisual experiences on the networks. Anthropology has a lot to contribute, especially at this time when university courses have moved to remote mode, audio materials, with stories, dialogues and sound ambience, can be of great value for the debate and the fixation of content", comments the professor.
The debate features the participation of professors Denise Machado (UFPE), Claudia Turra Magni (UFPel), Cornelia Eckert (UFRGS) and Ana Luiza Rocha (UFRGS).
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