100 digital questions answered

Across four themes we answer small to medium-sized heritage organisation's most pressing and frequently asked digital questions

Digital Heritage Hub

Across four themes we answer small to medium-sized heritage organisation’s most pressing and frequently asked digital questions

Theme 1

A face of a young, black woman stares directly at us. Her hands clasp her head with her little fingers placed on either side of her nose. Her face is brightly painted with many different colours of paint.

Digital engagement and activities

Theme 2

A bearded man wearing dark glasses looks at his phone.

Finding, creating, sharing and archiving digital content

Theme 3

Digital leadership and organisational development

Theme 4

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Business models and recovery planning

Featured questions

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Image courtesy of Golden Tree© Ebb & Flow Media

8. Where do I start when building a new website for my heritage organisation?

Theme 1: Digital engagement

Rock formation from an arch from the cliffs to the sea.

Photo by Ian Cylkowski on Unsplash

46. What does open license mean and where can I find open licensed assets including images, sounds and videos?

Theme 2: Digital Content

A young couple study an information display inside a castle

Image courtesy of Ioan Said Photography © Photo Ioan Said

57. How do I start planning a digital strategy and where can I go for support?

Theme 3: Digital leadership

Visitors surrounded by paintings at a museum take pictures with smartphones and cameras

Photo by Alicia Steels on Unsplash

3. How do I use digital to reach new audiences?

Theme 1: Digital engagement

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How can digital help us become more environmentally sustainable?

Theme 4: Business models

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The AMA have published a new website toolkit for heritage organisations. This guide takes you through consultation, design, key functionality and accessibility features.

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Digital Heritage Hub is managed by Arts Marketing Association (AMA) in partnership with The Heritage Digital Consortium and The University of Leeds. It has received Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) and National Lottery funding, distributed by The Heritage Fund as part of their Digital Skills for Heritage initiative. Digital Heritage Hub is free and answers small to medium sized heritage organisations most pressing and frequently asked digital questions.