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Chapter Arts Centre case study 2007
Case Study: Chapter Arts Centre: Loyalty cards for an arts venue. This case study looks at how the Chapter Arts Centre in Cardiff is using a digital loyalty card scheme for its cinema, in order to increase loyalty, affinity and give the organisation a competitive advantage. The card has been named “Cl1c Loyalty Card” and…
Contact Theatre case study 2007
Case Study: Contact Theatre: how a digital technology strategy can engage a young audience. This case study looks at how Contact Theatre uses digital media to encourage young people to participate and collaborate in the development of innovative productions….
Cornerhouse case study 2007
Case Study:Cornerhouse: innovative education work using digital technologies. This case study looks at how Cornerhouse is using digital media both in creating innovative informal education projects and enabling educational content to reach a wider audience….
DeSingel case study 2007
Case Study: deSingel: using a sophisticated website to develop audience loyalty and organisational efficiency. This case study looks at how the deSingel international arts campus is using its website in order to increase loyalty, affinity and give the organisation a competitive advantage….
It’s Payback Time…
Connecting. Commenting. Critiquing. Communicating. Contributing. Conversation. All positive words, needing energy and enagagement. And yet when cultural organisations hear the “C” words in relation to their audiences and their content, it usually invokes a fear of negative criticism. It takes a great deal of porousity and maturity as an orgnanisation to be able to handle…
Folly case study 2007
Case study: Folly: engaging audiences with digital media. This case study looks at how digital media is being used by Folly to engage audiences with both art and the possibilities of technology itself….
Hay Festival case study 2007
Case study: Hay Festival: Digital archive, podcasting. Using digital technology, Hay Festival has unlocked its archive and facilitated public accessibility through broadcasting podcasts of its talks and performances, including both current and historical recordings….
How to… Make Sure Your IT Project Doesn’t Fail
How to… For anyone who thinks that spending a fortune or loads of time on new technology that the workforce doesn’t use is a waste of good time and money (probably most of us!). This guide should help you to avoid that scenario.
National Gallery case study 2007
Case study: The National Gallery: podcasts. This case study looks at how the National Gallery has worked in new ways to create podcasts and how podcasting has helped the gallery to reach out to a wider audience….
National Theatre case study 2007
Case study: National Theatre: Creating digital performance archives. The National Theatre has employed digital technology to enhance its archiving facilities, creating high-quality, valuable records of its performances. This not only ensures greater audience satisfaction, but also renders the archive a valuable educational tool….
Pilot Theatre case study 2007
Case study: Pilot theatre: developing relationships with audiences through digital media. This case study looks at how Pilot Theatre’s use of new media channels in development, production and marketing of its live performances helps the organisation to attract and engage young theatre-goers. In particular, this study focuses on Pilot Theatre’s regular video podcasts and the…
Euromuseums’ content available online – in one place
Europeana rolls a multimedia library, museum and archive into one digital website combined with web 2.0 features. It offers direct access to digitised books, audio and film material, photos, paintings, maps, manuscripts, newspapers and archival documents that make up Europe’s exciting cultural heritage. Visitors to the site can search and explore different collections from Europe’s…
Scotland wake up! Your CO2 footprint will soon be counted!
Here at Envirodigital, we’ve been working to help businesses think of digital solutions that reduce their carbon emissions and spend on energy and travel and increase their sustainable ability. Most cultural and heritage sector businesses don’t fall under under the government’s current legislation (covering around 5000 of Scotland’s biggest public venues) around reducing carbon emissions.…
The art of webcasting, part 2
[A longer version of this article by Hannah Rudman was first published in Arts Professional magazine, issue 222, 19.07.10] A webcast is a media file distributed over the Internet using streaming media technology to distribute a single linear content source to many simultaneous listeners/viewers. A webcast may either be distributed live, or on demand. Webcasting…
2011 – An Arts Odyssey
Video: Its 2011… Hannah Rudman narrates the story of an arts organisation that digitally developed successfully in the late noughties – where are they now?
Digital MRV at Bunloit
Highlands Rewilding has trialled the use of various digital devices to collect trustable data about carbon sequestration, biodiversity and nature improvements. Hannah visited and made a film for the Farm Advisory Service about Highlands Rewilding’s Bunloit estate’s measurement of natural capital baselines, and the practicalities of doing it with digital devices for trustable data. The…
Pilot Theatre Case Study: Podcasts
Back in 2006, Hannah went to interview Marcus Romer about Pilot Theatre’s use of podcasts – the tips and issues aired are still relevant today!
Envirodigital consultant producers of new virtual live theatre project
We’re delighted to announce #fiveminutetheatre! NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND MARKS ITS 5TH BIRTHDAY WITH A VIRTUAL 24 HOUR THEATRE PROJECT Today, 25th February, 2011, the National Theatre of Scotland marks its fifth birthday by opening public submissions for a nationwide virtual theatre project as well as announcing details of a series of public platforms aimed…