by Marc Dunford | Oct 5, 2021 | Blog, Data Science, Development Strands, Emerging Technology
This is the final blogpost in the three-part series, resulting from an analysis of the online works data gathered last year. In this blogpost we look at what the data tells us about building audiences for online works: Does building an audience for online works...
by Siân Tattersall | Sep 24, 2021 | Blog, Development Strands, News, Uncategorised
One of the most exciting aspects of the Impact & Insight Toolkit is that it is, and always has been, a sector-led project that actively engages with arts and cultural organisations and artists. Through optional participation in one (or more!) development strands,...
by admin | Aug 27, 2021 | Blog, Data Science, Development Strands, Emerging Technology
Building tools that meet the cultural sector’s desire for greater data collaboration and benchmarking Author: John Knell Introduction When the Impact & Insight Toolkit launched, we asked National Portfolio Organisations (NPOs) registering for the Toolkit...
by Siân Tattersall | Jul 6, 2021 | Blog, Development Strands
We have recently announced the introduction of a small collection of questions, known as a ‘Question Bank’, specifically developed to support Toolkit users in their evaluation of Outdoor Arts events. We would now like to bring to your attention the development of...
by Siân Tattersall | Mar 22, 2021 | Blog, Development Strands, News
In 2019, we delivered a webinar and provided some thoughts on conducting an evaluation at outdoor events, focussing on data collection methods. In light of restrictions over the course of 2021, and a subsequent increase in arts events occurring outdoors, we are keen...
by Siân Tattersall | Feb 24, 2020 | Blog, Development Strands, Webinars
Over the course of the past year or so, we have become more familiar with the complexities that using a standardised evaluation platform, such as the Toolkit, presents for touring companies and the receiving houses. In order to address these queries, we have been...