Nesta, Arts Council England and the Arts & Humanities Research Council held an event designed to share the learning from the funded projects of the Digital R&D Fund for the Arts.

The day, chaired by journalist, author and broadcaster Rosie Millard and featuring a keynote from Deborah Bull, Director of Culture at King's College London, included speakers, presentations, demonstrations and performances by some of the funded projects. It explored how and why to do R&D and how to further develop digital practice. Delegates were able to experience, share and take away practical knowledge as well as network with speakers, the projects and digital experts.

Post-event resources

The content of the day reflected the four recurring themes of the programme: mobile, accessibility, data and business models. You can watch the themed videos below and download the themed guides on the right-hand side of this page.

• Browse all the videos from this event
• Download the toolkit for arts and culture organisations

Mobile led by Tom Grinsted, Group Product Manager, Mobile and Devices

Accessibility led by Jo Verrent, Independent Consultant and Senior Producer, Unlimited

Data led by Julie Freeman, Artist and Artist Associate, Open Data Institute

Business models led by Nicola Yershon, Director of Innovation Solutions, Ogilvy