SOLD OUT: Geek skills: Essential data practices for arts & culture workers
Wednesday
4 July 2018
7:30am - 8:45am
Tickets from $18.85
Juanita Nielsen Community Centre
Nicholson St Woollomooloo NSW 2011
About this event
By now, the whole world knows that data is the new oil, and big corporations are growing their analytics capabilities faster than you can say 'Google'.
But what does data-inspired practice look like in a cultural organisation? Is there a way to do data that is smart, ethical AND creative?
Over coffee and croissants, we take a look at best practice in data capacity in creative contexts, and share top tips and practical advice that you can take away and apply in your own workplace.
No matter what stage you're at, we have some ideas that will make you excited about data again.
Who would benefit
Professionals working within arts and cultural organisations like museums, galleries, performing arts producers, venues and arts centres, peak bodies, services organisations and government agencies
Those who want to help strengthen their organisation's approach to data analysis, research and evaluation
Take aways
Get up to speed on data practices that work for the arts & culture sector
Find out about great data sources, tools and techniques you can use for data planning, analysis and actioning
Walk away with a roadmap of things to try in your organisation
Delicious pastries, need we say more?
About your facilitator
Tandi Williams
Managing Director
Patternmakers’ Founder and Managing Director Tandi Williams is an experienced consultant and arts and culture research specialist. She is a highly collaborative arts leader, with a clear communication style and focus on finding solutions. An accredited Qualified Practising Market Researcher (QPMR), up until 2015 Tandi was Research Manager for the Digital R&D Fund for the Arts in England. She was previously Research Manager for the Australia Council for the Arts and Senior Consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers. She’s passionate about the role of research in culture sector innovation.