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We were asked by the South West Federation of Museums to help support them increase digital competency within their constituent museums. We enjoyed working with the South West region's Museum Development Officers and SWFed to identify training needs before designing and delivering a day long workshop of practical, “bite-size” digital topics, which we delivered in March 2014.

Client

South West Federation of Museums and Art Galleries

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