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01/12/21 · 2 days
Data, information, statistics—for better or worse they are part and parcel of our world, used to inform decision-making and in defence of decisions made. The collection and use of data is not neutral—it can be curated, used to support or fight causes. Presented by the Museums Computer Group (MCG), this year’s conference seeks to discuss our relationship with data.
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01/12/21
Presented by the Arts Marketing Association, this webinar will show you how to use the demographics and behaviours of your audiences to develop an evidence based social media strategy.
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02/12/21
Drawing upon the very latest Cultural Participation Monitor survey responses from early November, join The Audience Agency as they delve into a whole-population picture of the effects of Covid on cultural audiences, in terms of activity before, during and beyond the ongoing pandemic.
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06/12/21 · 3 days
Confused about how to incorporate digital into your exhibitions, not sure where to focus your attention for the best result? This three day virtual conference will give you the direction and guidance that you need to move forward with confidence. 6 - 8 December 2021.
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08/12/21
RLUK’s Digital Shift Forum brings together colleagues from across the information, research, cultural and heritage communities, and third and commercial sectors, to discuss the future of the digital shift in collections, services, and audiences. This session is presented by Christopher (Cal) Lee, Professor, UNC School of Information and Library Science.
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09/12/21
Arts Summit is a virtual event for those working in fundraising within the arts, cultural and heritage sectors. The event will bring together cultural leaders, artists, funders and fundraisers to discuss everything the most important conversation in fundraising for these sectors
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13/12/21
The session, presented by The Audience Agency, will look at using insights about your own audiences, your organisation and the wider environment to identify opportunities and priorities, firmly putting audiences and their needs at the centre of the planning process.
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14/12/21
In this free one-hour webinar, HdK will be forecasting what the top digital marketing trends will be for 2022.
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19/01/22
Presented by the Arts Marketing Association, this webinar explores website accessibility in a way that opens it up to everyone. It outlines how accessibility is not an add-on but an essential element of our work.
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19/01/22
RLUK’s Digital Shift Forum brings together colleagues from across the information, research, cultural and heritage communities, and third and commercial sectors, to discuss the future of the digital shift in collections, services, and audiences. Megan Hurst and Christine Madsen, Co-founders, Athenaeum21 Consulting (A21) present this session.
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02/02/22
Presented by the Arts Marketing Association, this workshop follows on from the webinar Make your Website Accessible — the essentials and will explore the technology behind website accessibility and takes a deep dive into the WCAG standards. Limited to 25 places.
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10/02/22
Presented by the Arts Marketing Association, this webinar will explore why subtitling is important, and how to do it well. It will help you incorporate subtitling and deaf accessibility into your work.
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02/03/22 · 2 days - SEC, Glasgow
Join the Association for Cultural Enterprises at SEC Glasgow on 2-3 March 2022 for their first ever carbon neutral Conference – featuring inspirational talks, brilliant networking and of course a long awaited opportunity to catch up with colleagues across the sector in person!
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14/03/22
Presented by the Arts Marketing Association, this webinar will shed light on what’s involved in advertising on your social media platforms.
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· Various Dates
Digital Heritage Lab is a project managed by the Arts Marketing Association and funded through the support of The National Lottery Heritage Fund as part of the Digital Skills for Heritage initiative. It is a free programme for small and medium heritage organisations seeking to develop their digital capabilities and capacity and is running 24 workshops as part of it's programme.
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· Various Dates
Presented by the Association for Cultural Enterprises, Virtual Talking Shops are a great way to network online with other cultural venues in your region, sharing knowledge, experience and best practice. Each meeting covers topics of commercial interest, discussion points and case studies from group members.
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· On Demand
Level up your business with free online courses designed for busy entrepreneurs.
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· Various Dates
Get started and access Google Digital Garage's free live webinar training designed to help you develop new skills.
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· On Demand
Hosted by the Association for Cultural Enterprises, the Academy is an online learning and training resource designed to expand your knowledge in key areas of cultural enterprises.
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· On Demand
StoryFutures Academy has launched a 6-week online open course, where you will explore how to make and market an immersive experience that makes full use of immersive technology and extended reality (XR). Presented by Future Learn, in partnership with National Film and Television School and Royal Holloway, University of London.
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· On Demand
Improve your chances of raising funds for arts and culture by developing your leadership and entrepreneurial skills with this free course run by Future Learn in partnership with Leeds University.
