by Marc Dunford | Jan 24, 2022 | Blog, Data Science, Development Strands, Emerging Technology
This final blogpost in our ‘Sentiment’ series will consider some examples of frameworks for mapping or measuring emotions, before introducing the framework that we have implemented in the platform and how to use it. The previous posts were: Exploring ‘feelings’...
by Marc Dunford | Jan 12, 2022 | Blog, Data Science, Development Strands, Emerging Technology
It is a commonly held belief that cultural experiences should make us ‘feel’ something; indeed, this is often considered to be the purpose of the arts. As our previous blogpost explained, this was seen to be of particular value to organisations that use the Toolkit...
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 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 | May 26, 2021 | Blog, Emerging Technology, News
Last year, when arts organisations began to switch their programme delivery to online platforms, Counting What Counts (CWC) responded quickly to support the sector through the creation of an online works evaluation template. This year, we have found ourselves in a...
by Siân Tattersall | Sep 21, 2020 | Blog, Emerging Technology, News
Due to feedback and requests from users of the Culture Counts platform, the team has developed a new feature in the platform – to allow for a response to a question to be required in order to progress with a survey. Until now, respondents have been able to skip any...