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Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay Memorial Lecture

 

 

 

       The Centre for Cultural Resources and Training (CCRT) collects resource material on the arts and crafts of the country in the form of audio/video recordings, slides, photographs, written texts and films. These resource materials are used to enrich the content of the Cultural Kit and provide teacher trainees and other research students in the form of Cultural Software with material on the arts of India. The documentation programme is classified under the literary, plastic and performing arts of India.

       The documentation for the year is planned keeping in view the requirements of the Centre. The research is conducted with the assistance of local scholars and experts in the areas to be documented. After thorough fieldwork and networking with the local authorities, The Centre for Cultural Resources and Training’s (CCRT) documentation team takes up the documentation work. Interaction with artists of the living traditions help in reviving and preservation of the dying art forms. The resources thus collected are also used in the training programmes where teachers are provided information of the regional variety of cultural manifestations and are guided on how to work out methodologies for cultural input in curriculum teaching.

Main Objectives of CCRT's Documentation Work
a.
Field work and research in various aspects of Cultural Heritage Sites, Monuments and the Living Arts.
b.
Production of educational material on various aspects of Indian Culture
 
1.
Cultural Kit which includes audio-visual materials and written texts
2.
Publications on Cultural Education
c.
Setting up of Archives of Cultural Resources for research scholars
d.
Revival and preservation of rare art forms
e.
Distribution of materials on Cultural Education to schools from where teachers have been trained