Annual Museums Survey East of England 2022-23

Oct 4, 2023

The 2022-23 East of England Annual Museums Survey report. You can view the dynamic infographics report here: infogram.com/1pxxj1zpdr3z1vcqmmkezxrgz9in0wn26jg?live

There also six locality reports: short, interactive reports providing a snapshot of each county’s museums and their core operational data of context, audiences, finances and workforce (due to the small number of museums in Bedfordshire, this county is combined with Hertfordshire).

 

The AMS Benchmarking Toolis a very useful tool for comparing museums and understanding their context.  It is designed to enable comparisons between museum organisations across the country depending on whether they are a single- or multi-site; their visitor size band; governance type; as well as other factors.
The Annual Museums Survey data and privacy statements as well as the 2023 survey questions and supporting guidance are available from: Annual Museum Survey 2023 – Participate – South West Museum Development (southwestmuseums.org.uk).

Data Driven Museums

Feb 20, 2023

NEW for 2023! SHARE’s Data Driven Museums looks at how museums can make better use of data and features case studies as well as a comprehensive list of data sources.

Annual Museums Survey East of England 2021-22

Jan 27, 2023

The 2021-22 East of England Annual Museums Survey report. You can view the dynamic infographics report here: infogram.com/1pzm59yvjnwm15i25eevn3ldjmi1dpqnxn7

There also six locality reports: short, interactive reports providing a snapshot of each county’s museums and their core operational data of context, audiences, finances and workforce.

For the full question set, definitions and related privacy and data agreements, please refer to southwestmuseums.org.uk/what-we-do/consultancy/annual-museum-survey-2021/

SHARE Insight into Digitally Engaged Audiences (IDEA) 2021-22 Cohort report

Aug 11, 2022

This is a report about the findings from the IDEA programme (Insight from Digitally Engaged Audiences) run by SHARE Museums East in 2021-22. The aim of the programme was to help museums:
• understand who their digital audiences are
• understand what their digital audiences value and want
• identify any differences between their digital and in-person audiences
• and therefore feed into plans for future digital engagement and marketing

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