The Collections has a wealth of useful information, tools and resources aimed at museums including , , and , including a free, easy to use for auditing your museum’s digital skills, equipment, activity and needs. has some great ideas and advice about digital change, and on how to measure and . website has a wide range of useful resources about creating art and culture digitally. The Space site also includes case studies and links to previous and current creative media which involved capturing and extending existing performances and exhibitions, and a number of creative interactive digital projects. supported by the Arts Council, Nesta and the AHRC has produced a wide range of research, evaluation and learning resources including and . For strategic approaches to audience and digital strategy see The Arts Marketing Association’s . Consider also using the Audience Agency’s For Advice on best practice standards and principles in accessibility see , the and ideas from the on how to design accessible digital arts products and services. Finally, here are some examples of existing digital policies. They include a creative approach to digital from a local authority arts centre, best practice examples from national arts museums, and a document from the US that shows how digital has been fully integrated into the overall strategic vision of an arts institution: Acknowledgements These guidelines have been produced for the Arts Council by (Richard Ellis and Ed Corn) and (Fiona Morris John White and Owen Hopkin). MTM is a research and strategy consultancy specialising in arts and culture, media and technology. MTM’s clients include Google, the BBC and the National Gallery. MTM ran the three-year Digital Culture survey for Arts Council England and Nesta. The Space is a Community Interest Company founded by Arts Council England and the BBC. It brings arts organisations, artists and technology together to make great
The Collections has a wealth of useful information, tools and resources aimed at museums including , , and , including a free, easy to use for auditing your museum’s digital skills, equipment, activity and needs. has some great ideas and advice about digital change, and on how to measure and . website has a wide range of useful resources about creating art and culture digitally. The Space site also includes case studies and links to previous and current creative media which involved capturing and extending existing performances and exhibitions, and a number of creative interactive digital projects. supported by the Arts Council, Nesta and the AHRC has produced a wide range of research, evaluation and learning resources including and . For strategic approaches to audience and digital strategy see The Arts Marketing Association’s . Consider also using the Audience Agency’s For Advice on best practice standards and principles in accessibility see , the and ideas from the on how to design accessible digital arts products and services. Finally, here are some examples of existing digital policies. They include a creative approach to digital from a local authority arts centre, best practice examples from national arts museums, and a document from the US that shows how digital has been fully integrated into the overall strategic vision of an arts institution: Acknowledgements These guidelines have been produced for the Arts Council by (Richard Ellis and Ed Corn) and (Fiona Morris John White and Owen Hopkin). MTM is a research and strategy consultancy specialising in arts and culture, media and technology. MTM’s clients include Google, the BBC and the National Gallery. MTM ran the three-year Digital Culture survey for Arts Council England and Nesta. The Space is a Community Interest Company founded by Arts Council England and the BBC. It brings arts organisations, artists and technology together to make great
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