Musical Heritage in an Online Environment

The emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, with its wide-ranging impact on everyday lives and livelihoods, has inevitably focused attention on the challenges and opportunities of online communication and dissemination. The IAML Board has therefore started a series of online meetings on the theme "... in an Online Environment".

The vol. 67, no. 4 (October-December 2020) issue of Fontes Artis Musicae is now available online via Project Muse and on the IAML website for members.

IAML is seeking a new Assistant Web Editor.

Responsibilities:

1. Share the workload of the Web Editor in seeking and preparing new content for the website 
2. Manage IAML's social media accounts: primarily Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. 
3. Revise and edit webpages as needed 
4. Test website as needed
5. Ensure positive user experience

Qualifications:

Dear IAML Colleagues and Friends,

The year 2020 has almost ended, a year that has been so different from any other year, a year during which the pandemic hit us all. The pandemic is still raging, more than ever in many parts of the world, but there is light at the horizon, several vaccines have been developed and are right now being approved of by the health authorities of our different countries. I hope that we will be able to meet and interact in ways that are more traditional in not so many months from now.

IAML Australia and IAML New Zealand are pleased to offer those working in music libraries in all sectors, an opportunity to meet, learn and discuss about how our libraries have managed the Covid-19 Pandemic, and how they will manage into the future.