Whether you work in museums, theatres, galleries or youth settings, we have lots of resources to support your digital Arts Award delivery. If you are looking to evidence young people’s Arts Award journeys digitally, check out our list of online platforms that can be used for portfolios.
Or try our digital arts guidance and factsheet which is designed to support advisers when working with young people using digital arts and technology as part of Arts Award. This explores digital practices such as vlogging, Augmented Reality (AR), gaming and coding.
Both of these resources can be found on our adviser hub.
Throughout November, Arts Award Voice takes a look at museums and heritage venues, showing the rich and creative role they play in our culture and the different jobs they offer.
Sienna – intrepid reporter and Arts Award Gold achiever – will be checking out how museums are running Arts Award and asking young people what they think museums should offer.
Find out more at Museums and Heritage on Voice.
Our range of webinars supporting your Arts Award programmes continues to grow, with topics including accessible delivery and creative computing added this half term. Visit www.artsaward.org.uk/webinars to watch the recordings of these sessions along with any of our previous webinars on topics such as Gold Arts Award, making your own logbooks and how music changes young lives and minds.
You can also register for our upcoming webinar:
Arts Award and drama - Tuesday 4 December at 3.30pm
We’ll be hosting a webinar which will explore ways to deliver Arts Award using drama. A guest speaker from 20TwentyProductions will be joining Layne Harrod, Trinity’s Sector Support Manager, Arts & Youth to discuss top tips and ideas, examples of good practice, resources designed to support your delivery and available support.
Registration is free, and if you can’t join on the day, a recording will be made available after the event. Sign up now
New for this half term:
Delivering an accessible Arts Award - Playback now available
Do you work with young people who face barriers to access and inclusion? This webinar explores ways to make Arts Award accessible to, and inclusive of, the range of young people you work with. Arts Award trainer, Sue Caudle, covers topics including:
You can register to view the playback from the webinar here.
Primary Creative Computing – Playback now available
In partnership with A Little Learning this Primary Creative Computing webinar provides simple, creative computing ideas and techniques you can use in the classroom to link literacy and maths at Key Stage 2.
The webinar also includes:
The webinar covers Arts Award Discover & Explore, and how they link to the primary curriculum. Dave Darch and Francesca Gkotsi from A Little Learning have a wealth of digital arts experience, including workshops and teacher CPD in areas such as animation, robotics, coding, and iPad orchestras.
You can register to view the playback from the webinar here.
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