1. Introduction An online community — or web community, virtual community or internet community — is a group of people, united by something such as a common interest, purpose or values, who primarily communicate with each other in a virtual space using the internet. It involves community members having the opportunity to interact with each … Read more
1. Introduction The digital tools and platforms used for online events and activities have helped to break down barriers for visitors and audiences to engage with heritage organisations. Barriers such as geographic location, how easy it is to get into a space, or timing restrictions can be overcome through digital participation. Many historical spaces struggle … Read more
This is a small selection of some of the online tools you might want to consider using to support the delivery of your event, including ways to register your attendees and ticket your event, platforms to deliver your event on, and different ways to evaluate your event via online surveys. These examples are to give … Read more
It’s important that your audience can see and hear you or your speakers clearly during an event to keep them engaged and to help your event look as professional as possible. Below is a quick checklist of tips and tricks to help support you with getting the best out of your audio and video during … Read more
This recording has closed captions in both Welsh and English, simply click on the closed captions symbol CC on the video below and select your preferred language. This webinar recording is one hour in length. Download transcript of English captions (Word file 50kb). This webinar was produced as part of the Digital Heritage Lab ― … Read more
1. Benefits of online events Over the past two years, online events have been essential for organisations to stay connected with their audiences. During the pandemic, many organisations had to quickly pivot to online activities to remain relevant to their communities, audiences, and visitors. In-person events are steadily returning, and yet many organisations are choosing … Read more
This episode of the podcast Reflecting Value explores the cultural experiences people have through playing video and board games.
How do you create opportunities for cultural participation in communities through a global pandemic? In this online discussion our contributors share what they have learnt and offer insights into how we can help understand cultural value in the future.
Chris Rolls, 64 Million Artists and Dr. Rachel H. Tribe, clinical psychologist based at UCÂ look at how online creative groups can contribute to positive mental wellbeing.
This resource will help you understand why tracking your audience’s online motivations is important and give you practical suggestions about how you can use online surveys effectively to explore these motivations within a logical research orientated methodology. This is one of ten digital guides commissioned by The Audience Agency from Culture24 as part of Audience Finder, the … Read more
