Thank you for joining Superhighways for our fifth annual Impact Aloud event to find out how to boost your data collection, better evaluate what works in your charity or community group and tell your amazing stories using the best in digital technology.
Here are the presentations from the day.
There were also a range of demos of Carto, Power BI and a new SMS platform for the charity sector. Superhighways aims to arrange similar demos and data hack days over the coming months. Please sign up for our e-news or keep an eye on our training webpages for information.
Plenary: 7 things you need to know about the Charity Digital Code of Practice - Zoe Amar Digital
Storytelling for impact - Janine Edwards, The Foundation for Social Improvement (FSI)
Data essentials - Hannah Goulding, GLA and Natasha Codiroli Mcmaster, London Plus
7 steps to plan your impact measurement, Matt Kepple, Makerble Impact Hub
Instagram for charities - James Armstrong, Montfort
Reframing poverty: four ways to create change - Tamsyn Hyatt, Frameworks Institute
Data visualisation: what’s it all about? - Katy Murray, New Philanthropy Capital
Smartphone Photography 101 - Lee Townsend Photography / Lenses of Croydon
Advanced digital marketing, Matt Moorut, Tech Trust
Matt also suggested two further resources based on questions from the audience:
Creative and collaborative: a review of film production research - Tot Foster, Open University
A pre-lunch lightning talk with top tips for creating films in small charities and community organisations.
London Datastore - Hannah Goulding, Greater London Authority
A pre-lunch lightning talk and demo of data sets available to help you understand the city and develop solution's to London's problems.
Digital service design - Tori Ellaway and Vala Petursdottir, CAST
(CAST) is running a series of free practical half-day workshops introducing tech and digital design processes and helping you unpack a key organisational challenge with follow up support. The next London date is 22 November.
Online fundraising: reaching new audiences online, Conor Kelly Localgiving
Interviewing for video or audio - Tot Foster, Open University
How AI techniques can support improved outcomes for clients of a Yorkshire foodbank - Tracey Gyateng, DataKind UK and Andrew Tomlinson, The Welcome Centre
If you're interested in further support or training on any of the sessions you attended or have read above, please let us know.