What is the website for?
This website has been developed as a one-stop shop and signposting website for information about digital development for the arts and the AmbITion programme.
Who should use it?
Anyone who works in the arts or is involved in an arts project that involves digital development should find something of interest on the website. All our resources are publicly available – so if you find something of interest, then please feel free to use it.
How do I find things on the site?
First place to look might be the “search” function. On the Sitemap page, all pages and posts on the site are indexed here, and so if you’re wanting to find out a particular technology or art form, then you should be able to see if we have anything relevant.
There are a number of resources – case studies, video masterclasses and academic reports – and these are available on the resources microsite.
The AmbITion Approach online toolkit is available for any arts organisation who would like to undertake digital development.
All our videos can also be easily found on the video page.
I’m not sure what I’m looking for
On the right hand column of the website scroll down to “We talk about” – to find what subjects we’ve covered on the website from our tag cloud.
What’s all this social media about?
Because we have only a small core team, we want the wider group of people involved with AmbITion to be able to “talk” to each other. We’ve set up various feeds on the right hand side of the website. You can follow us on Twitter, see photographs from our events, or look through the list of links we’ve put together on Delicious. We’ve also helped set up an online social network – over 600 arts professionals use this to share stories, debate and answer each other’s questions.
I need to speak to a person!
AmbITion is a programme – not a consultancy or organisation – however most of the people we’ve worked with are knowledge sharers. So if you’ve got a question then join the online social network, or use Twitter (@getambition) or the social networks to get in touch. If you need to contact us about the websites or need signposting to anything related to digital development for the arts then use our contact form – link at the bottom of the page.
