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The Touring Network builds digital tools to measure CO2 of rural touring

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by Dr Hannah Rudman

The Touring Network works to support, represent and develop professional live performances happening in small-scale venues across the Highlands & Islands. Across such a vast geographic area, from Shetland to Argyll and Perthshire to Skye, the carbon costs of touring to remote and varied locations can be significant – not only are distances great but transport and buildings infrastructure is also often limited. In order to […]

National Youth Orchestras of Scotland digitally transform!

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by Dr Hannah Rudman

Back in early 2014 The National Youth Orchestras of Scotland (NYOS) wanted to develop our organisation digitally. Our goals at the outset were not set in stone but we knew roughly what we wanted to achieve. Our initial ideas were to design, develop and implement a new robust, future-proof database, add a login-membership area to the current […]

Struileag

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by Dr Hannah Rudman

With music at its heart, La Banda is a cultural organisation which unites artists and communities in the UK and across the world in contemporary creative processes which respond to heritage and culture. Asking the question, ‘How do I fit into this planet?’ La Banda explores the Scottish cultural viewpoint in the context of the […]

Local Voices focus on digital for organisational development

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by Dr Hannah Rudman

Local Voices is a Community Interest Company formed in 2013 seeking to connect communities with their local traditions, primarily through songs and the use of archive resources. The company’s two co-directors are experienced folklorists, as well as singers and performers that have carried out workshops with schoolchildren in the Dundee and Angus areas with around 900 […]

All that Jazz: the SNJO digitally alive again!

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by Dr Hannah Rudman

SNJO: In the Hall of the Mountain King The Scottish National Jazz Orchestra and their Artistic Director, the saxophonist Tommy Smith are widely recognized to be “world class” with an international reputation for the highest quality jazz and programming. In 2013, while performances soared with rapturous receptions to their Ellington and Rhapsody in Blue concerts […]

claimexpenses.com – a case study

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by Dr Hannah Rudman

This case study supported by AmbITion Scotland reveals Creative Carbon Scotland‘s digital development claimexpenses.com. The tool was developed with support from Sustainable AmbITion, a fund which focussed on utilising digital technologies for better environmental sustainability. Reflecting on the development of claimexpenses.com, users from Festivals Edinburgh and the Edinburgh International Festival, as well as the tool’s creators Creative […]

Aberdeen Performing Arts Make:IT:Happen Funding

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by Dr Hannah Rudman

In 2013 Aberdeen Performing Arts successfully applied to the AmbITion Scotland Make:IT:Happen fund.  We created a project based around the production and distribution of rich media content aimed at promoting new strands of programming we had coming to The Lemon Tree. Our project allowed us to find new ways of engaging with audiences, move into […]