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Publications 2011 Ticketing Software Satisfaction Survey Download PDF In this report, you can find information on the most popular ticketing systems for organizations of your size, rankings of popular features and functions, and a 5-step guide to choosing a ticketing system, complete with questions to ask vendors. Note: Some folks have had difficulty opening the report within the Firefox browser. You can right-click on the link and select “Save Link As” to download the report to your computer. You can view the report without issue via Chrome, Safari or Internet Explorer. This report is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License. Arts & IT: Technology Adoption and Implementation in Arts Organizations Published – Jan 2011 Download PDF In order to uncover emerging trends and differences in the use of technology amongst arts and cultural organizations, we asked arts managers to provide us with baseline information as well as a self-assessment of the role of technology in their organizations. This report, which includes responses across a broad spectrum of arts and cultural organizations representing a variety of disciplines in the United States and Canada, reveals a snapshot of how the field approaches technology. This report is licensed…
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About Elizabeth Quaglieri

Elizabeth Quaglieri Elizabeth Quaglieri is currently pursuing her dual-Master's in Arts Management from Carnegie Mellon University and in Cultural Economics from the University of Bologna. Elizabeth has been involved with various arts communities and organizations in the for-profit, not for profit, and federal sectors. Her interest in urban revitalization through the arts is a product of her undergraduate training in Art History, specifically in architecture and landscape studies; her graduate studies in creative economies; and her involvement with the vibrant arts community in her home city of Portland, Maine. Elizabeth currently lives in Italy.

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Marketing

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Opera America: Celebrating 13 Companies’ Strategies for Audience Development

May 1st, 2013 | by Elizabeth Quaglieri

This week, Opera America announced the thirteen opera companies selected to share $300,000 in grants to support programs and projects

Social Media

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HintMe: a Shared Mobile Museum Platform on Twitter

April 17th, 2013 | by Elizabeth Quaglieri

FIRST: I want to direct you to this website where you can read an interview about HintMe with Merete Sanderhoff,

Exhibitions

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Health, Happiness and the Hospital Hallway: An Interactive LED Installation

April 3rd, 2013 | by Elizabeth Quaglieri

At Great Ormond Street Hospital in London, a children’s hospital, designer Jason Bruges has installed an interactive exhibit that is

Education

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Bringing Art and Discussion to a Computer Near You: Introducing Google Art Talks on Google+

March 20th, 2013 | by Elizabeth Quaglieri

I am mildly obsessed with Google Cultural Institute. Why, you ask? It’s two-fold. Firstly, Google has implemented its newest project

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Technology in the Arts is an initiative of the Master of Arts Management program at Carnegie Mellon University’s H. John Heinz III College and College of Fine Arts.
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