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2 July 2010 | Projects | No Comments

The Workshop recently designed and built the relaunched ‘Services for business’ section of Sheffield Hallam University’s website.
The site aims to challenge the assumption that a university can only offer training and development. It features news and case studies about the range of technologies, services, facilities and resources that Sheffield Hallam offers.
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10 May 2010 | Projects | No Comments

Roadmap 2025 marketing materials match the look and feel of the new website
Recently we’ve been working with the Office for Disability Issues (ODI) to create a website and marketing materials for their Roadmap 2025 campaign.
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23 April 2010 | News, Projects | No Comments

We're developing Mission:Explore for the iPhone
The Workshop has teamed up with the Geography Collective to take missions from their interactive book and create a website and iPhone application called Mission:Explore.
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1 April 2010 | Projects, Strategic | No Comments

The Pass IT on campaign has attracted some high-profile supporters
Well, they’re all partners of Pass IT on, a new nationwide digital inclusion initiative from UK online centres and the government’s Digital Champion Martha Lane Fox.
What is Pass IT on?
There are 10 million people in the UK who still don’t or can’t access the internet. Pass IT on asks web users to pass on their enthusiasm for the internet to their friends, relatives or colleagues who are offline.
What’s that got to do with The Workshop?
We’ve been working closely with UK online centres over the past few months developing the Pass IT on offer, strategy, and websites, which went live last weekend.
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29 March 2010 | Projects | No Comments

Vinyl strips promote the campaign and help create 'real' space for innovation
The Workshop recently designed and built a website about innovation in the public sector for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills. We also created a series of printed materials as part of their ‘Create the Space to Innovate’ campaign, which encourages public sector employees to get their thinking caps on and share their marvellous ideas.
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