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Oral histories and stories are an important part of recording, preserving and presenting the intangible cultural heritage of places and communities. This guide explores oral history approaches in a digital context and how online resources can improve collaboration and contributions.

Harnessing digital tools can not only improve your local engagement but also open your organisation to international audiences. The motivations for doing this and the observed benefits to your organisation are explored in this resource. It provides some top tips for increasing international reach and examines a successful case study.

This case study is based on an original conversation with Celia Gilbert from The Rose Playhouse as part of the Digital Heritage Lab. Cause4’s Rebecca Ward caught up with Celia to talk about how the success of their online engagement during the pandemic has impacted their digital fundraising plans.

Technology can offer new ways of managing volunteers, a crucial asset in the heritage sector. This resource explores how digital tools can be used in the recruitment, screening, training and scheduling of your volunteers.

Edward Appleyard from Harewood House brings together all the key elements that you need to consider as you plan and develop your organisation’s digital engagement and marketing strategy. Edward explains what a digital engagement strategy is, why it is important and how it can help your organisation reach new and diverse audiences, particularly when your organisation has limited resources and budget.

Millions of people in the UK are digitally excluded for a range of reasons, at a time when there is more focus on digital and digital delivery of services. In this webinar recording, Christina Lister takes a closer look at what we mean by digitally excluded audiences, why and in what ways people are digitally excluded, and who they are.