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This webinar will introduce you to challenges visually impaired people face when navigating websites. It will offer practical tips to review and improve your website accessibility.

Accessible ticketing is critical for promoting inclusivity and diversity in the UK’s creative and cultural sector. Under the Equality Act 2010, service providers must make reasonable adjustments so that disabled individuals have equitable access to services. In this resource, Tech Champion Adam takes you through how to enhance your ticketing inclusivity and ensure equal access for all.

The Digital Culture Podcast is for creative and cultural professionals to get to know the Digital Culture Network team, learn how we can help your digital skills development, and find out what’s happening across the sector. In this episode, James Akers interviews ⁠Jack Roscoe⁠, the Digital Culture Network Tech Champion for  Audience Data Collection and Evaluation.

With social media platforms being so changeable, it's worth regularly reviewing your approach to ensure you're in the right place to reach your target audience. This article will guide you through what X is, what’s changed recently, and 6 key questions to ask yourself if you're thinking of leaving it or any other platform.

Society should be designed to meet the needs of everyone living in it. The social model of disability holds how people are disabled by barriers in society, not by their medical condition or disability. This resource will explain how you can use the social model of disability to improve digital accessibility.

The Digital Culture Podcast is for creative and cultural professionals to get to know the Digital Culture Network team, learn how we can help your digital skills development, and find out what’s happening across the sector. In this episode, James Akers interviews ⁠Ollie Couling⁠, the Digital Culture Network Tech Champion for Digital Marketing and Strategy.

Visual assets like videos and images can help demonstrate how your venue or facilities have been designed to be inclusive and accessible, empowering all visitors to feel confident that the environment is suitable for them and when they visit. This resource explains how videos and images are a great way to communicate your access offer, making sure every visitor feels confident in enjoying the space without the worry of how they'll navigate it. Making digital solutions to enhance your accessibility is easier than you may think.

Learn practical strategies to streamline your ticketing processes and enhance the customer journey, from start to finish.

The Digital Culture Podcast is for creative and cultural professionals to get to know the Digital Culture Network team, learn how we can help your digital skills development, and find out what’s happening across the sector. In this episode, James Akers interviews the Digital Culture Network Tech Champions Katy Farrell and Nicola Barratt who specialise in Social Media.

A webinar for anyone working in the creative and cultural sector who wants to create a social media strategy but isn’t sure where to start.

When email marketing was first introduced it was seen as the sustainable alternative to direct mail and producing print. Whilst it's true that individual emails use relatively small amounts of energy to send; processing, sending, receiving and storing the content of emails builds up. Read this resource to discover steps you can take to make your email marketing more sustainable.

Tech Champion Ollie connected with George Spender, producer of the hugely successful YouTube channel @MarySpender which has amassed 746k subscribers and 94 million views to date. They bonded over their similar journeys working in the arts; both having previously worked as creatives and now digital marketers. Join Ollie as he finds out more about George's process and what he has learned along the way.

A webinar for people within the cultural and creative sector who are interested in entering their work into the 2025 Digital Culture Awards.

In this one-hour webinar, join Jack, our Audience Data Collection and Evaluation Tech Champion, for a masterclass in audience surveying methods. If you’re struggling to collect enough audience surveys or are concerned about the quality and usefulness of your survey data, this is for you.

This article will explain how to make your Meta (Facebook and Instagram) ads more effective by using a marketing funnel and key tools like Meta Pixels and Audiences. You’ll learn how to move users from the awareness stage all the way to taking action on your website.

This article has been written for organisations and individuals who don’t have a dedicated marketing or communications team (or budget). It’s aimed at people responsible for looking after their website but do not usually have the time needed. They probably have a range of other duties, and their website can get overlooked. Sound familiar? Then read on...

Threads is a Meta social media app, introduced in 2023 as an alternative to Twitter (now known as X). Many of the creative and cultural organisations and individuals we support have been holding out on signing up for an account to see if the platform will last the distance. As Threads celebrated its first birthday in July 2024, we thought it was time to look at some of the app’s key features and whether you could be using Threads to grow your audience.

Creating accessible PDFs can be difficult because there are many factors to consider, and only a few software options can do the job. This article will help you get to grips with PDF accessibility, including the steps to take and the tools and resources you’ll need to create and evaluate accessible PDF documents.