Access of workshop information Sample Clauses

Access of workshop information. Since the first workshop in April 2012 the entry page to the workshops (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxx- xxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxxxxx0.html) has been accessed 4,232 times, on average 141 accesses per month (actually over the 30 months the access was rather stable, with seldom below 100 accesses). However it should be noted that a larger number of visitors will have reached the workshop materials via search engines. With a few exceptions, most of the downloadable PDF documents on the project website are documentation material of the workshops; 76 documents including the full workshop reports, presentations, CVs of speakers, etc. The download of the PDF documents has increased steadily since April 2012. The most downloaded document has been the CreativeCH Handbook of which in the period February to September 2014 1397 copies have been downloaded. If we deduce these downloads, most of the downloaded documents listed in the table below have been workshop materials: 2012 2013 2014 04/2012: 6 01/2013: 14 01/2014: 280 05/2012: 7 02/2013: 18 02/2014: 421 06/2012: 8 03/2013: 26 03/2014: 711 07/2012: 9 04/2013: 25 04/2014: 474 08/2012: 17 05/2013: 55 05/2014: 264 09/2012: 4 06/2013: 117 06/2014: 283 10/2012: 30 07/2013: 75 07/2014: 359 11/2012: 38 08/2013: 75 08/2014: 558 12/2012: 8 09/2013: 161 09/2014: 380 10/2013: 239 11/2013: 276 12/2013: 230 The key results of each workshop have been extracted from the detailed workshop reports and included in the Online Toolkit, linked to study results on the CreativeCH topics (xxxx://xxxxxxxxxx-xxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx/workshop-results/). Since the launch of the Toolkit in February 2014 it received 1,396 visits with 9,824 page views. Quite popular also have been the workshop videos which present selected parts of interviews with workshop speakers. Thirteen videos have been produced and published on YouTube. They are both embedded in the workshop webpages and accessible from the CreativeCH’s homepage, under the section “Videos from our Workshops”. In total the videos have been viewed 1,261 times. The table below lists the views: Workshop Link to the video/s Views (as of 29.09.14) Workshop 1: “Creative Clusters”, Stuttgart, 18/04/12 – two individual video interviews xxxx://xxxxx.xx/PwAB6w1sL0o xxxx://xxxxx.xx/NQED-3T8NoY 283 views Workshop 2: “Creative Heritage and ICT in the Experience Economy”, Aveiro, 17/02/2012 xxxx://xxxxx.xx/EWd0VW3L3Kk 265 views Workshop 3: “Citizen Cultural Participation”, Brighton, 21/11/2012 - xxxx://xxxxx.xx/SVoM8NA_...
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