In this 50-minute webinar, we’ll explore how Schema structured data and Artsdata can support event discoverability across search engines, AI chatbots, and emerging AI tools. You’ll learn practical strategies for publishing event information so it can be more easily found, interpreted, and reused online. This beginner-friendly session is open to all cultural workers and artists. This session is cohosted with the Saskatchewan Association of Theatre Professionals (but is otherwise open for everyone to attend). Please note that presentations on November 4th and 25th will take place in English, with a French session on November 18th. 

Are you interested in learning more about how to engage initiators in coordinating and purchasing processes? Join us on November 17th for a wrap-up webinar on the Supporting Initiators field study, part of the Re-imagining Customer Relationships project. The French session will take place at 1 PM ET, followed by the English session at 3 PM ET. Hear about the key findings from the experiment phase, as well as insights from the Survey on Affiliation and Membership in the Performing Arts!

In this 50-minute webinar, we’ll explore how Schema structured data and Artsdata can support event discoverability across search engines, AI chatbots, and emerging AI tools. You’ll learn practical strategies for publishing event information so it can be more easily found, interpreted, and reused online. This beginner-friendly session is open to all cultural workers and artists.  Please note that presentations on November 4th and 25th will take place in English, with a French session on November 18th. 

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In this 50-minute webinar, we’ll explore how Schema structured data and Artsdata can support event discoverability across search engines, AI chatbots, and emerging AI tools. You’ll learn practical strategies for publishing event information so it can be more easily found, interpreted, and reused online. This beginner-friendly session is open to all cultural workers and artists.  Please note that presentations on November 4th and 25th will take place in English, with a French session on November 18th.