This This study aims to provide foundational data for the construction of a new digital platform in the form of an archive encompassing all categories of municipal and provincial intangible heritage dance itema. This objective is pursued through an analysis of the current status and fidelity of website-recorded information of municipal and provincial intangible cultural heritage dance categories during the digital transformation era. The analysis began with an examination of the establishment status of websites for each dance category, categorized by region, using data retrieved from Naver. It then assessed the detailed status of recorded information, which included comprehensive recording status and recordings segmented by responsible entities. Subsequently, the fidelity of the information recorded on these websites was analyzed.BR The synthesis of the analysis reveals that the construction of websites where information and materials regarding municipal and provincial intangible cultural heritage dance categories can easily be accessed is still insufficient and varies significantly by region. If websites dedicated to intangible cultural heritage are properly developed and stabilized, they could contribute to the advancement of Korean culture. Moreover, they could facilitate broader communication about traditional culture, expand dance education, and serve as a foundation for invigorating local festivals and performances.
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