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Welcome to the Taking Part User Event 18 August 2011 Evidence and Analysis Unit Introduction Department for Culture, Media and Sport Improving the quality of life for all Agenda: 13:00 Registration 13:30 Welcome and purpose of the


  1. Welcome to the Taking Part User Event 18 August 2011 Evidence and Analysis Unit

  2. Introduction Department for Culture, Media and Sport Improving the quality of life for all

  3. Agenda: • 13:00 Registration • 13:30 Welcome and purpose of the event Neil Wilson, Taking Part team, DCMS • 13:40 Latest findings from the Taking Part adult and child surveys Taking Part team, DCMS • 14:00 Developments and achievements since the last Taking Part user event (Aug ‘10) Taking Part team, DCMS • 14:15 WORKSHOP: Priorities for the new longitudinal survey Group discussion • 15:00 Break Department for Culture, Media and Sport Improving the quality of life for all

  4. • 15:15 Showcasing Taking Part analysis Panel discussion Health or Happiness? What is the Impact of Physical Activity on the Individual? Paul Downward, Loughborough University The Characteristics of Sport Volunteers and Sport Participants Pete Dawson, University of East Anglia Understanding the drivers of volunteering in culture and sport Gareth Morrell and Julia Hall, NatCen Department for Culture, Media and Sport Improving the quality of life for all

  5. • 16:20 Using Taking Part for data visualisation Mapping Leisure: Visualising the landscape of cultural and sporting participation John Davies, English Heritage NetQuest, Taking Part’s online analytical tool: a refresh Kantar Media/TNS-BMRB • 16:50 Concluding remarks Neil Wilson, Taking Part team, DCMS Department for Culture, Media and Sport Improving the quality of life for all

  6. 2010/11 Adult and child report

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  9. Sport Libraries Museums, The arts galleries and archives Heritage Volunteering Levers and Demographics barriers Department for Culture, Media and Sport Improving the quality of life for all

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  17. Proficiency Department for Culture, Media and Sport Improving the quality of life for all

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  22. 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games

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  25. Percentage of adults who have visited museums and galleries in person or digitally participated or both, 2010/11 50.1 34.3 13.1 2.5 Notes •Confidence intervals range between +/-0.3 and +/-1.0 Department for Culture, Media and Sport Improving the quality of life for all

  26. Percentage of adults who have visited archive centres/record offices in person or digitally participated or both, 2010/11 88.4 2.3 7.6 1.7 Notes Department for Culture, Media and Sport Improving the quality of life for all •Confidence intervals range between +/-0.3 and +/-0.6

  27. Percentage of adults who have visited public libraries in person or digitally participated or both, 2010/11 56.7 28.2 11.5 3.6 Notes •Confidence intervals range between +/-0.4 and +/-1.0 Department for Culture, Media and Sport Improving the quality of life for all

  28. Percentage of adults who have visited heritage sites in person or digitally participated or both 2010/11 28.8 63.6 7.1 0.5 Notes Department for Culture, Media and Sport Improving the quality of life for all •Confidence intervals range between +/-0.1 and +/-0.9

  29. Percentage of adults who have attended theatres and concerts in person or digitally participated or both 2010/11 41.3 51.3 5.9 1.4 Notes •Confidence intervals range between +/-0.2 and +/-1.0 Department for Culture, Media and Sport Improving the quality of life for all

  30. Percentage of adults who have done active sport in the last 4 weeks or used a Wii Fit or similar exercise device or both, 2010/ 35.4 32.2 20.8 11.6 Notes •Confidence intervals range between +/-0.6 and +/-1.0 Department for Culture, Media and Sport Improving the quality of life for all

  31. Developments and achievements since the last Taking Part user event

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  33. Good-bye targets… Department for Culture, Media and Sport Improving the quality of life for all

  34. …hello indicators http://www.culture.gov.uk/about_us/8192.aspx Department for Culture, Media and Sport Improving the quality of life for all

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  36. Workshop: Priorities for the new longitudinal survey

  37. Conclusion

  38. Contacts Taking Part: http://www.culture.gov.uk/what_we_do/research_and_statistics/4828.aspx takingpart@culture.gsi.gov.uk CASE: www.culture.gov.uk/case case@culture.gsi.gov.uk Resources of note: 1. The culture, media and sport longitudinal data library – find longitudinal panel data with CMS-relevant variables 2. The CASE database – over 8500 studies on culture and sport 3. Local and regional data – ready made for analysis

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