Welcome from Chris Clarke, Regional Chair for Arts Council South West, who will give an overview of Arts Council England's new corporate priority strand, Digital Opportunity.

Hannah will give a speedy overview of the AmbITion project, explain the focus of the roadshow and talk about why digital development is essential for the arts sector. Explaining how changes in socio-economic and cultural behaviours affect the landscape in which we work, Hannah will show how digital developments create benefits and opportunities for any arts organisation. For more information on Hannah and her work visit: www.consultrudman.com

Alex Fleetwood founded Hide and Seek, the UK's first festival of social games and playful experiences. As well as Hide and Seek, Alex has produced projects including The Eternity Man, a film opera for Channel 4, and The Soho Project, an ARG for the London Games Festival. He recently produced Last Will, the prototype of a hybrid real world / online experience with Punchdrunk and HP Labs. Alex is a member of the ACE delegation to SXSWi, sits on the London artists advisory panel for Artists Taking the Lead and is a member of the Courvoisier Future 500. www.hideandseekfest.co.uk

James will present a case study of the Ludus Dance journey through digital development, the results and the lessons learnt.www.ludusdance.org

Parallel sessions looking at practical things you can do to turn your organisation into a Web 2.0 organisation.

There is a choice of sessions, each session runs twice for one hour each, please choose two.

An opportunity to take your first steps in to social media. A hands on short workshop looking at tagging and feeding your website effortlessly, creating a page turning on line brochure, mobile live streaming and your very own voice to text service. This is a quick glimpse in to the potential of social media, and how the web can be integrated to work for you and your organisation. For the workshop you will require: Sign up to the Amb:IT:ion digital opportunities network (You will access your profile page during the workshop); Wi-Fi enabled laptop; Mobile phone capable of text messaging. www.pcmcreative.com 25 people maximum per session.

Social technologist Christian Payne is: www.OurManInside.com He will talk about his exploits using the latest social media devices and platforms and give everyone from beginner to expert new ideas about how to get audiences and stakeholders - and even politicians - engaging with you. 50 people maximum per session

OWN-IT will give an overview of the intellectual property (IP) issues around digital content and some of the solutions. Intellectual property advice from people who know that content and live experience is the business of the arts. www.own-it.org. 25 people maximum per session.

Steve Manthorp is an artist, digital arts consultant and project manager. He will talk about 4iP, Channel 4 ‘s Innovation for the Public fund which aims to deliver publicly valuable content and services on digital media platforms with significant impact and in sustainable ways. Representing one of the biggest and most exciting calls-to-action for the delivery of effective, high quality, new and emergent digital media. www.manthorp.com. 25 people maximum per session.

A chance to debate with the workshop speakers, ACE and the AmbITion team about digital development and reflect on the themes of the day.