Dedicated to the Emerging domain of written, documented movement.

Eshkol Wachman Movement Notation (EWMN) is a system of movement analysis that was created in 1958 by Prof. Emeritus Noa Eshkol of Tel Aviv University and her then-student, Prof. Emeritus Avraham Wachman of the Technion in Haifa. Since then, it has been applied in fields as varied as physical therapy, dance, animal behavior, and early diagnosis of autism. Our mission is to acquaint people from various fields with the benefits of using EWMN.

Features

The EW Classroom

Learning is Fun

A 10-week interactive course on EWMN. Students have weekly assignments and are free to consult with the facilitators in the forums. To learn more about the instructors visit the about us page.

It is our intention to enable anyone who so wishes to learn and study the system on their own.
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Forum

Talk to us

"The Circle" is a forum for exchanging ideas. Facilitate a dialog among people who are involved in different movement-related disciplines. This exchange can bring new insights and understanding with unforeseen applications.

No matter what your background, if you are interested in the study and analysis of movement, you are invited to join.
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Publications

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An up to date comprehensive list of publications that use EWMN.
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