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Third Thursday - May News

Posted by Mark McDermott on 19 May 2011 at 06:01 PM
Categories: New Wins, Codegent News, Site Launches, Web Apps, Mobile
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BLOG: Third Thursday - May News

It's the Third Thursday of the month and I am all alone :(

The mobile team working from the garden
The mobile team working from the garden

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Can you help us in our focus groups?

Posted by Nick Woodbine on 31 August 2010 at 12:36 PM
Categories: Codegent News
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Every so often a job comes in that stands out from the crowd as being particularly captivating or interesting. Naturally, different jobs appeal to different people but our latest British Library project is right up my straße as a one-time English Graduate.

Our brief is to conceptualise and design a site to support the Library's upcoming exhibition, Evolving English: a showcase of how and why our language has developed and changed over the ages. The magic of the exhibition is that it will be supported by dozens of astoundingly important documents and iconic texts such as Beowulf, Shakespeare folios and the King James Bible and we want to convey this magic in the online experience we are creating.

On the 8th September we are running focus groups at the Library to try and better understand how we can engage with website users through online tools that support the exhibition.

In total we are looking for 20 people who are;

  • ‘Creatively cultured’ and open to ideas-based exhibitions
  • Ideally, but not necessarily students of English, languages, history
  • Between 16 – 40
  • Internet Users
  • Use a form of social network or other online tool
  • Articulate
  • Comfortable communicating in English
  • Haven’t been to focus group in past 3 months
  • Happy working in groups

We will be running 2 sessions with 10 people in each and you will be handsomely rewarded for your time.

Session 1: 9am - 12pm
Session 2: 2pm - 5pm

If you fancy getting involved and can make either of the 2 sessions on the 8th please contact either Michael or myself as soon as possible.

Not only will you be involved in the creation of something compelling, you will also be given more tea and biscuits that you can shake a sizeable stick at.

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Codegent Wins Web Marketing Association Award

Posted by David Hart on 10 June 2008 at 01:33 PM
Categories: Codegent News, Awards
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BLOG: Codegent Wins Web Marketing Association Award

Codegent's designs for the British Library's Sacred Exhibition (their main exhibition for 2007) has won an award for Outstanding Achievement in Website Development. This honour was bestowed on us by the Web Marketing Association, which was very nice of them.

To find out more, you can read our Case Study or visit the Web Marketing Association's site.

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Is nothing sacred?

Posted by Mark McDermott on 22 May 2007 at 03:50 PM
Categories: Site Launches
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BLOG: Is nothing sacred?

In this age of spiritual emptiness have we lost the resources to be inspired by religion? And what can centuries old manuscripts teach us about the world today?

Codegent was hired by the British Library to help support the launch of their most ambitious exhibition of the year. "Sacred: discover what we share", which brings together the biggest collection of Christian, Jewish and Muslim holy books. The exhibition contrasts and compares beliefs and teachings to show that faiths share much in common.

In this major exhibition, the rarest and most exquisite sacred books and manuscripts presented and explored, side by side, for the first time.

A major event required a major bit of thinking from a smart digital agency. We're guessing that's why they called on Codegent.

Check our portfolio for a bit more information on how we worked with the British Library to support the exhibition online.

British Library 'Sacred' exhibition »

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