The toolkit is a living resource library for artists, educators, cultural leaders and media makers everywhere.
As we implement new projects, CuriousWorks will continue to add new ideas, techniques, workshops plans and strategies to this space.
The toolkit is split into 3 kinds of content.
Strategy
These articles will help you plan
your community project; build partnerships with local
organisations and network with relevant stakeholders; design evaluations for your project
and show ways to improve it
once it is up and running.
Workshops
This is a repository of workshop plans and activities for your participants. Use the Workshop Filter to search for workshops by activity type, subject, duration
and participant numbers to find something that fits your project.
Knowledge Base
The Knowledge Base is a repository of technical knowledge, tutorials, case studies and external resources.
Supporters
The CuriousWorks toolkit is, funnily enough, a CuriousWorks initiative.
In this toolkit we present our model for sustainably and effectively using new media in community. Our model has been developed through projects supported by Vodafone Australia Foundation, Country Arts WA, Myer Foundation, Cultural Development Network and Australia Council for the Arts.
It has been built in collaboration with many local government and community organisations in the wonderful communities of Liverpool, Western Sydney and across the Pilbara, remote North-Western Australia.
The toolkit's launch is made possible through the BHP Billiton Iron Ore – Legacy Project, presented by Country Arts WA in association with Curious Works and the Newman Community.