This work was conducted by CEIS as part of NCCBC’s Foundations for Recovery Programme.
This report investigates :
This work was conducted by CEIS as part of NCCBC’s Foundations for Recovery Programme.
This report investigates needs for a potential Online Learning Portal based on the work done for the Rural Skills and Third Sector Training Academy.
It looks at desired outcome, who would benefit and goes into detail on several different solutions:
1) Bespoke portal
2) Off-The-Shelf portal
3) Signposting portal
Each potential solution has different merits and issues, but they cover the range of solutions needed to spark this project into life.
This work was conducted by Wonder Fools as part of NCCBC’s Foundations for Recovery Programme.
Wonder Fools considered three technologies: augmented reality, projection mapping and virtual reality. For each they have proposed different potential ideas based on research – exploring ways of sharing the stories of North Carrick with Scotland and the wider world.
This work was conducted by Fremantle Consultants as part of NCCBC’s Foundations for Recovery Programme.
This document discusses proposals for how to carry out a Public Art Competition that could result in a trail around North Carrick Villages. Fremantle Consultants used a review of comparable Learning Set approaches and consultation to:
This work was conducted by Hall Aitken as part of NCCBC’s Foundations for Recovery Programme.
This document includes an introduction to ‘Bruce’s Web’, and content on the key features of the web, Planning investment, Delivering the web in community nodes, Developing the community offers, Linking and moving people, Coordination and support, Practical support for businesses in the web, as well as examining digital opportunities and ‘The Bruce’ as the theme
This work was conducted by Hall Aitken as part of NCCBC’s Foundations for Recovery Programme.
This document includes a summary of data collated during the project to lead the tourism strategy – Market Indicators, Short term drivers of change, market scenarios and conclusions.
This work was conducted by Hall Aitken as part of NCCBC’s Foundations for Recovery Programme.
The below strategy contains:
This work was conducted by Hall Aitken as part of NCCBC’s Foundations for Recovery Programme.
This report contains:
A multi-purpose hall similar in size to the current hall and then a triple divisible space with flexibility, allowing it all to be used as a café, separate small meeting room, or as an exhibition space. All these spaces benefiting from panoramic views, with utilities and administrative space behind the scenes.
