Digital Drawingboard
Digital Drawingboard provides leaders in the creative economy with the resources and skills needed to enhance their organization’s digital presence and reimagine their offerings for virtual engagement.
Over a four-week period, participants will work alongside a cohort of creative professionals, as well as leaders in the arts and technology, to discover how to leverage technology to effectively adapt to the future of engaging audiences online. Cohort members will gain insight into how to transition to virtual programming, utilize web design and social media to tell your organization’s story, understand and fundraise with your audience, and more.
Registration for the Fall 2021 cohort is open!
FALL 2021 CURRICULUM
October 27, 2021 | 9:00 AM — 12:00 PM
Maximizing online impact through user experience and branding
November 3, 2021 | 9:00 AM — 12:00 PM
Engaging audiences through social media and newsletters
November 10, 2021 | 9:00 AM — 12:00 PM
Going virtual: Online programming, apps, and AR
November 17, 2021 | 9:00 AM — 12:00 PM
Inclusive storytelling and fundraising
Who should attend?
Communications, marketing, or development leaders within arts and culture nonprofits
Creative economy for-profit business leaders
Anyone seeking to upgrade their online operations and programs
What will you learn?
New tactics for transitioning programs and operations online
Perspectives on how to build larger, more supportive, and more diverse digital audiences
Techniques to strengthen your organization’s online brand
What arts leaders are doing to pivot their organizations during the pandemic
Testimonials
“Digital Drawingboard was outstanding, and exactly what we at the Kennett Symphony needed. The program provided me with information and concrete steps to create an impactful online presence for our organization.”
“During a time when almost all of the arts and culture work being done was taking place online, being a part of Digital Drawingboard cohort in 2020 was really helpful to remind me that the basic tenets of effective storytelling, gathering and using data, and audience engagement remained the greatest tools to use in such an uncertain time.”
2021 Faculty
Christine Cox
Lisa Nelson Haynes
Maori Holmes
Alan Jacobson
Andy Sofish
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