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Two people look at a computer screen, examining their content analysic How to do an online abuse audit: a guide for organisations and individuals

Keeping safe online. Advice on how to do an online abuse audit.

September 9, 2024

Photograph of three people with VR headsets on The Online Safety Act and safeguarding users in digital projects

An introductory overview of the Online Safety Act for cultural organisations.

August 28, 2024

Illustration of a person smiling and holding up a magnifying glass to look at social media icons: a heart icon, a comment icon and a share icon. Our approach to evaluating digital experiences

A practical framework for evaluating digital cultural experiences

June 12, 2024

Illustration of a diverse group of people engaging with various digital media. Evaluating audiences for digital experiences

Areas to consider when evaluating a digital project

June 12, 2024

Illustration of a diverse group of people engaging with various digital media. 1. Who are you reaching and engaging?

Well-designed evaluation can help you understand the types of audience engaging and therefore whether your marketing is well targeted

June 12, 2024

Illustration of a diverse group of people engaging with various digital media. 2. How are audiences finding and interacting with your work? 

In an online context there are lots of interactions that people have which you can track to understand what is working well about the experience you are offering and what you might do to improve it. 

June 12, 2024

Illustration of a diverse group of people engaging with various digital media. 3. What is the audience’s subjective experience of your work? 

Understanding people’s subjective experience of your work is arguably the most insightful and yet challenging part to evaluate.

June 12, 2024

A person is silhouetted by bright links. They wear a white fedora hat and a dark, smart suit Embedding evaluation into interactive projects

We spoke to three creatives to learn about how to design digital interactions with evaluation in mind

June 12, 2024

Illustration depicting two people observing and measuring tall plants with large, eye-like flowers. The funders’ perspective: how to evaluate digital work

We spoke to two funders to gain some perspective on how best to approach evaluation.  

June 12, 2024