DIDASKALIA

Awards & Affiliates

Didaskalia has been the recipient of numerous web-awards, as well as belonging to two web-rings and participating in several link-exchanges. The awards and links which first appeared on our home page are now here, along with the new ones.

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Didaskalia is a member of the
Ring of Classics.

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Circle of the Muses
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Didaskalia is inspired by the Muses
of tragedy and comedy,
Melpomene and Thalia

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  • In a paper presented at the Association for Theatre in Higher Education conference 2001 in Chicago, ("Issues of Validity and Technology: Publishing Scholarship on the Web") Susan Kattwinkel included Didaskalia in a list of 18 websites described as "among the best sites on the internet." She writes: "They are not simply lists of other sites or electronically published articles, but use the resources of the net to their fullest. They represent early strides towards the new form of scholarship and research the web affords." See: http://www.cofc.edu/~kattwins/ATHE2001.html. (Viewed 7 March 2003)
  • The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's TV arts program, ADRIENNE CLARKSON PRESENTS linked to Didaskalia on Wednesday, October 8, 1997, at 7:00 PM. The program highlighted Quebec playwright, Michel Tremblay in its film,THE MAN BEHIND THE WORDS. Viewers who wish to surf for more info on the theatre in Ancient Greece were directed to the Didaskalia website.
  • Didaskalia's Introduction to Ancient Theatre page was noted in the Community Learning Network's Newsletter, Network Nuggets on 24 Feb, 1998:

    One way to really appreciate the people in ancient times is to examine the complexity of their theatre and staging.

    Didaskalia is a Greek and Roman stagecraft website, with information about actors, masks, costumes, sets (including 3-D views) and more. It's a very interesting way to learn about the dramatic productions of long ago.

  • Didaskalia and your editor are part of the Webmasters feature from The Mining Company's Ancient Classical History Website, published on 28 July, 1998

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