Beginner Case study: How Music@Malling built a year‑round digital presence
Discover how Music@Malling improved its website, refreshed it’s approach to audience data collection, and expanded its social and newsletter reach with support from the Digital Culture Network – helping attract new audiences and build long-term digital impact.
Beginner Webinar recording – Designing your own survey: research basics and top questions
This practical webinar for creative and cultural organisations will walk you through some survey design basics and the most useful and effective survey questions to ask.
In the first episode of our series speaking with 2025 Digital Culture Award winners, James Akers catches up with Nadia Sommella from the Barber Institute of Fine Arts about how they redesigned their visitor survey process. They explore how to make data collection more inclusive, accessible, and impactful.
Beginner Evaluation with learning disabled audiences and participants
This resource will take you through evaluation, feedback and data collection with learning disabled audiences and participants in creative and cultural organisations.
Beginner Digital Culture Podcast episode #3 – The art of asking: effective audience surveys with Jack Roscoe
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.
Beginner Webinar recording – Increase your audience surveys and improve survey data
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.
Beginner Understanding Audiences with National Museums Liverpool
Tech Champion Jack Roscoe has caught up with National Museums Liverpool's Insights and Analysis Manager Wesley Thistlethwaite. Wesley is sharing a small piece of his story, and three big ideas about understanding audiences that link back to Digital Culture Network and National Museums Liverpool's journey together.
Beginner How to decide your survey targets and improve your sampling
This article will help you to understand the accuracy of survey data, setting survey targets, and how to make your data more representative.
Beginner Webinar recording – 101 Webinar series: What is Audience Data Collection and why do you need it?
A webinar to introduce creative and culture organisations to audience data collection and research.
Beginner Data collection methodologies for creative and cultural audiences
This article takes a deeper dive into the different methods for fieldwork and data collection to support these studies, and which ones are useful for different research objectives.
Beginner Research Projects for Creative and Cultural Audiences
There are many different types of audience research projects. In this article we’re going to take a look at a few types of research projects that creative and cultural organisations and individuals might carry out, and the research objectives that underpin them.
Audience surveys are a valuable tool for organisations that want to learn more about their target audience. These top tips should help you focus on what matters and get results.
Beginner Introduction to Audience Research in museums, theatre, arts, and the creative and cultural sector
Audience research is a process of finding out more about the people who visit you or see your work, use your services, or engage with you in some way. What it looks like in practice can mean different things for different people.
