Digital Culture Network Award category

About Digital Culture Network Award
The Digital Culture Network Award recognises outstanding commitment to digital skills development or implementation of digital technology to drive change within an organisation or by an individual.
The Digital Culture Network Award category allows us to celebrate organisations and individuals who’ve approached the Digital Culture Network for support and are committed to harnessing the power of digital technology and utilising it to better engage with and understand their audiences, streamline their processes and find opportunities for growth. We want to share their stories so they can inspire and facilitate others on their digital journeys.
Each candidate is nominated by one – or more – of our Tech Champions, for their commitment to digital growth. Meet the Longlist below!
The Longlist
Blast Theory – Nominated for their skilful use of a social media advertising funnel for ‘Cat Royale’ with outstanding results.
Samia Malik – Nominated for their dedication to exploring new digital platforms to engage fresh audiences and their proactive efforts to upskill in multiple digital areas.
Barber Institute of Fine Arts – Nominated for their dedication to transforming visitor data collection through the development of impactful survey design and effective surveying strategies, to better listen and respond to their diverse audiences.
Foundling Museum – Nominated for an empowering and staff-led digital transformation, overhauling the full tech stack for the museum, delivered through innovative collaborative partnership.
Migration Museum – Nominated for driving impressive revenue growth in their online shop using social media advertising campaigns.
Gravity & Levity – Nominated for their inspiring use of video to create an accessible how-to guide for people to attend their workshops.
Institute of Contemporary Arts – Nominated for their sector-leading commitment to creating an extensive range of digital access support tools for both visitors and staff.
Shakespeare North Trust – Nominated for their commitment to building accessibility into shows and experiences, including creative captioning in performance.
SAMPAD – South Asian Arts Development – Nominated for their commitment to digital strategy development. Embracing change and using strategic principles to bring together a wide-ranging programme.
Gulbenkian Arts Centre – Nominated for repositioning and executing their digital marketing strategy to include innovative, fun tactics resulting in an impressive jump in their target audience numbers.
Tall Stories – Nominated for transforming their organisation by dedication to systematically embedding a digital culture, driving meaningful improvements and impact using data.
Dorset Museum & Art Gallery – Nominated for successfully creating and implementing a brand-new digital marketing strategy and prioritising digital upskilling across their team.
The Winners for this category will be announced in the middle of March.
Who will Judge this category?
This category will be judged by the Digital Culture Network’s Tech Champions.
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