Weeknotes #35
This week we’ve released two new data collection and insight roles, and one project coordinator job at the Digital Culture Network. Come join us!
Digital Culture Network vacancies
The Digital Culture Network is expanding with three new roles, two will support the arts and cultural sector to make better use of data and insights, and the third will help deliver partnership events.
As the Tech Champion for Data Analytics and Insight, I can’t wait to geek out with the new data peeps!
The new data roles will help organisations to improve their ability to collect data from a range of sources - including in-person and online audiences from their own tools and new ones such as Illuminate, the Audience Data Platform from Arts Council England.
One is focused on how to get data, the other is what to do with it.
Find out more about the roles here 👇
Data Collection Methodologies and Systems Champion
Fixed term until 31 March 2025, working 35 hours per week
£33,708
The ideal candidate will be a skilled practitioner of market research, data collection methodologies and systems. They will support organisations in improving their ability to collect data from a range of sources and for a range of stakeholders.
Closing date: 5pm Friday 21 April
Data and Insights Champion
Fixed term until 31 March 2025, working 35 hours per week
£33,708
The ideal candidate will be skilled in deriving actionable insights from data. They will upskill organisations in how to use data, including using the insights in their decision making and communicating the results to a range of stakeholders.
Closing date: 5pm Friday 21 April
Project Coordinator
Fixed term for 12 months, working 17.5 hours per week
£28,761 pro rata
We're looking for a part-time Project Coordinator to join the team and help us plan, organise, oversee delivery of, and evaluate our in-person digital skills training events.
Closing date: Midnight, Friday 28 April
Talking of jobs, check out this cracking thread from John McMahon:
Conversations this week
Modern Art Oxford - Sue Chamberlin, Exchanges, 2021. Photo by Bharat Patel
On Tuesday I spoke to Clare Stimpson (Head of Digital and Communications) at Modern Art Oxford about Event tracking in Google Analytics 4 (GA4) and reporting functions.
Wednesday I caught up with Khadija Niang (Digital and Production Coordinator) at The Roberts Institute of Art who is making great progress building reports in Looker Studio.
On Thursday I met with Sarah Isaacs (Digital & Data Manager) at China Plate Theatre. We set things up together in GA4 last year so this week we checked the setup and configuration, discussed UTM parameters, and ways to get historical data out of Universal Analytics.
Friday I spoke with Jack Bond (Communications and Marketing Manager) at Lancaster Arts. Last week we set up GA4 with PatronBase, so we looked through the new eommerce data coming through.