Impact & Insight Toolkit

Let's consider some examples of frameworks for mapping or measuring emotions, before introducing the framework that we have implemented.

The seemingly simple question of ‘how do you feel?’ is inextricably wrapped up in broader conversations about happiness and wellbeing.

When experiencing art and culture, we know that there’s often an invitation to ‘feel’ something, but how do we describe these feelings?

In this blogpost we look at what the data tells us about building audiences for online works.

This post focusses on the second insight we gained from the analysis of evaluations using the Online Works Evaluation Template.

Your results achieved through using the Toolkit can be insightful across the organisation, as long as you know where to start. That’s why a question has been allocated to each department, with the intention of prompting a conversation.

Consider the Toolkit to measure and evaluate individual pieces of work in ways aligned with the Ambition & Quality Principle.

When designing your surveys, you can opt to make a question ‘required’.  If you choose to make a question ‘required’, the respondent will not be able to progress through the…

How important is it for an experience of an online work to be 'shared'? Lead Analyst, Marc Dunford, considers this in his latest piece of analysis.

John Knell, Director at CWC, reflects on how the inherent flexibility of the Impact & Insight Toolkit provides for a good fit with ACE’s new Ambition & Quality Investment Principle

Remember, you can maximise your use of the Toolkit by adding your own questions. Culture Counts has developed a couple of new inbuilt questions for you to choose from, so that you can learn more about what your audience thinks.