Digital Snapshot | 17.05.2019
Including...The new UK government service standards, a #MustRead from the Wellcome Collection on being 'data informed' and the morals being taught to self-driving cars.
Latest thinking, top tips and advice from The Audience Agency...
Including...The new UK government service standards, a #MustRead from the Wellcome Collection on being 'data informed' and the morals being taught to self-driving cars.
Maya Sharma, Consultant, Diversity and Inclusion, discusses new guidance from the Forestry England on how to engage families and communities with wild spaces through arts.
Including... YouTube following in the footsteps of Black Mirror, a guide to SEO for non-profit organisations and the RSC's 'magical' new approach to Shakespeare.
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Research Assistant, Sophie Hobson, reflects on the particularities and similarities of creating participatory research experiences that are accessible for people with autism.
Including... What happens in a 'digital minute', a comprehensive guide to configuring your Google Analytics and a fond farewell to Google+.
Including... Facebook's shift towards private messaging, a simple tool to check for web accessibility issues and why building a 'strategy system' is more than just having a plan.
Including... 230 new emojis, a tool for adding colour to black and white photographs and a beautiful prose poem about travelling through the internet.
Our newest Junior Consultant, Kerry, talks toolkits and tips for best engagement practice with Deaf and disabled audiences.
A tick list of top tips for making sure you’re getting the most for your money when putting together a brief.
Our agents share learning about family offers that work for everyone, the value of intergenerational activities and the importance of role models that represent our diverse population.
Including... Ofcom's child media use report, a game to help you recognise and develop the best in UX design and the 'social media record breaking egg'.
Including... VR headsets that stream straight to Facebook, how bad websites exclude certain audiences and knowing the best time to send out your newsletter.
Including... 16,000 free sound effects from the BBC, the best digital campaigns in the charity sector and a tool to easily remove the background from any image.
A spotlight on Great Place Lakes and Dales from Maya Sharma.
A practical positive action recruitment resource from the British Museum
How organisations are rethinking their assumptions about disability
Maya Sharma shares her experience of evaluating an engagement project with blind and visually impaired audiences
Ashleigh reflects on Beatfreeks' 2018 Youth Trends Report and Summit and what she learnt from young people from Birmingham
The Audience Agency CEO, Anne Torreggiani, lays out her plans for bigger better sector support and invites collaboration with fellow Sector Support Organisations.
The Audience Agency and Family Arts Campaign are joining forces to help understand, embrace and engage family audiences.
Culture 24, Collections Trust and The Audience Agency are working together to support the museums sector with a united front.
Lucie Fitton believes evaluation can be fun and fruitful when you get creative about collecting feedback.
Maya Sharma explains how asking yourself the right questions while planning your learning and participation evaluation is the key to getting meaningful answers from your audience.
Inspired by her recent work with the Wellcome Collection's youth teams, Ashleigh Hibbins walks us through her tried and tested tips to engaging young people with evaluation.
“Experiencing culture that is live and unique to a specific public space reminds us of the value of enjoying something together.”
Ashleigh Hibbins and Maya Sharma share their recent learning around disabled access, audiences, artists and art.
Lucie Fitton and Gabrielle Young discuss great ideas that were generated at the recent Young people in the Arts event
An interview by Lucie Fitton, Head of Learning and Participation, with Lilian Cooper.
Maya discusses the recent evaluation of Cheshire East Council's SHIFT programme, where creative and digital activities were used to bring about inter-generational learning.
Head of Learning and Participation, Lucie Fitton gives us an insight into her working week as a TAA agent and some of the projects that she is currently involved with.
Maya reflects on a recent workshop hosted by the Centre for Critical Studies in Museums, Galleries and Heritage at Leeds University
Katie Windsor discusses recent audience research work that she has undertaken with The Mosaic Rooms
Our agents predict what may be in store for our sector in 2018...
Consultant Rhiannon Davies blogs about a typical week in the life of an Audience Agency agent
Our top takeaways from the ENGAGE 2017 conference…
The Learning and Participation team take a look back at the year through pictures...
We asked Ariadne about her role as Support & Community Manager and the work she does supporting clients
We spoke to Nathan about his role as Support & Community Officer and asked him to reveal his top tips for new Audience Finder users
Lucie Fitton writes about her experience as Course Leader for the British Council’s Cultural Skills International Museums Academy in Greece...