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Todays discussion topic - How might I translate my creative practice to the digital space?

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Todays discussion topic - How might I translate my creative practice to the digital space?

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If you'd like to join in but can't or would rather not access a live video discussion please have a go at answering the question below and share your thoughts with us! You don't have to share just word-based answers - images and doodles are great, too :)

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Have a look at this Nesta article 'There will be no back to normal' if you want to gain some ideas about the possible world post COVID-19 as a springboard and how the crisis will provoke more ongoing work in the digital space.

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There's a learning curve - some people will need to be aware that they are at different starting points to others'

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We must see the digital as a new tool - and be unafraid - and think about collaboration and how we can use our research skills to support us in the digital space

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We must encourage collaboration and learn from others

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it can also be intuitive and 'of the moment' and concept-driven

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how can we combine the hand-made and low-tech with high-tech?

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ideas about how the digital can help us bridge the material and imagined

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important not to be blinded by the tech

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digital spaces that reduce the distance between us

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important to find the human in the digital - explore the sense of connection

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important to find the human in the digital - explore the sense of connection

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- ideas of authenticity - using specific forms of technology to support a balance where the tech is a tool but doesn't take over the practice.

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use the tech that 'gets the job done' - what you can access and what you can understand

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lack of contrivance

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We need to support our own collaboration in the digital by sharing digital spaces and digital tools

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Don't be afraid to experiment and try new things

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If we come across a useful space in the digital, everyone is invited to share it here. Please let us know - What the space does, whether it is suitable for a 'beginner, intermediate or advanced' digital nomad and if there are any costs attached to the space.
Huge thanks to all for a fascinating/brilliant/sparkly discussion today. You are all digital rockstars!
Sarah

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Possibly the easiest website builder out there. Try here for a review/overview and the link below for official support from google.
Beginner
Free for personal use (although with storage limit)
Might be good if you want to create a pop-up exhibition or collaborate online easily

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A space to drop interesting information and images from across the web or uploaded. Another great collaborative space.
Intermediate (very easy to use but you'd need to define a purpose)
Free for personal use (limited storage)
A good way to share collaborative research or ideas-gathering around a topic from across the web

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Wakelet | The All In One Content Platform

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Wakelet allows you to bookmark, organize, collaborate and present on content all in one platform. Harness your content to build remarkable things.

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This is the link to The Rialto, from the LG session
today.  Thank-you Amanda!

https://www.therialto.co.uk/pages/pamphlet-competition/