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Organisation

ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation


The ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation (CCI) was established in 2005 to focus research and development on the role the creative industries and their contributing disciplines make to a more dynamic and inclusive innovation system and society.

Blog post

Museums and Web 2.0


This post details some basic Web 2.0 concepts with links to cultural institutions/other sites where relevant. These definitions come from a mixture of sources, primarily the social media wiki specifically Short A-Z definitions, and the Audience Research wiki.
Report

Unlocking the potential through creative commons: an industry engagement and action agenda


This report evaluates and responds to the outcomes of CCau Industry Forum, a research-focused industry engagement event held in November 2006. The event was organised by the CCi Creative Commons Clinic and Creative Commons and Open Content Licensing research projects in response to the Digital Content Action Agenda published by the Department of Communications, IT...
Report

Educating for the creative workforce: rethinking arts and education


The argument that studying the arts boosts academic achievements in other subjects has been the subject of extensive research and the consensus view could be summed up as 'not proven'. But as Kate Oakley argues, there is stronger evidence for the relationship between arts education and a variety of social or 'non cognitive' skills, from...
Report

Educating for the creative workforce: rethinking arts and education


The argument that studying the arts boosts academic achievements in other subjects has been the subject of extensive research and the consensus view could be summed up as 'not proven'. But as Kate Oakley argues, there is stronger evidence for the relationship between arts education and a variety of social or 'non cognitive' skills, from...
Discussion paper

What price a creative economy?


What are some of the key emergent cultural practices in the twenty-first century? What is likely to gain ground and drive innovation? Stuart Cunningham explores these questions in this extract from Platform Papers 9, What Price a Creative Economy?

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