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Presentations & Workshops. Creating Living Knowledge: the Connected Communities programme and what it tells us about university-community partnership. 04/21/2016 – 2:26 pm. These are my notes from a Digital Education Seminar. At the University of Edinburgh by Professor Keri Facer. On the Connected Communities. As ever with these posts, my record is partial and bias and possibly includes some inaccuracies (but not on purpose). The seminar was opened by Prof Sian Bayne. CC is a research council UK programm...
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Symposium | Connected Communites Heritage Network
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3rd Connected Communities Heritage Network Symposium. The 3rd Connected Communities Heritage Network Symposium will be held on 14th and 15th January 2016 at the University of Lincoln, Lincoln. 1015 Registration Minerva Building Foyer (TBC). Morning Session EMMTEC Building MT 0007. 8211; N. Higgett and C. Lewis CCHN Welcome. Soundwaves: Sinclair – Hackney Audio. 1110 Professor Paul Wells. 8211; Loughborough University. Making It Up As We Go Along: The Future of Animation Archives. Presentation Abstract.
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Gallery | Connected Communites Heritage Network
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3rd CCHN Symposium - Lincoln, 2016. Glossop: Projections of the Past. 2nd Connected Communities Heritage Symposium. Connected Communities Heritage Workshop for Community Partners. Leeds, May 2014. Cardiff, July 2014. Sheffield Iron Age Hill Fort. Open Day - September 2014. The Heritage Network project is a collaboration between :. The following institutions are all key partners of the Heritage Network project:. Wordpress Theme by ThemeZee.
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Information | Connected Communites Heritage Network
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3D Printing for Heritage. February 16, 2014. Researchers at De Montfort University are working with local heritage groups to bring history back to life in the AHRC-funded Digital Building Heritage project. RA opportunity at the Hepworth Wakefield. February 16, 2014. The Imagine project has an 0.5 RA job for one year based between the. University of Sheffield history department and The Hepworth Wakefield,. Working with artists, young people, and historians as part of a wider. Feel free to contact Kate Pahl.
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Uncategorized | Connected Communites Heritage Network
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AHRC CC Heritage Network Symposium Proceedings 2015. August 4, 2016. Based on the AHRC CC Heritage Network Symposium held at the HRI, University of Sheffield, on January 16. 2015, the Connected Communities Heritage Network has now published the AHRC CC Heritage Network Symposium Proceedings 2015 paper. The document incorporates research on the following topics:. Prototyping Heritage: Collections, Materials and Emerging Approaches to Engagement. By Arrigoni G et al;. By Lewis C;. By Wilkinson J et al.
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Nottingham Slave Trade Legacies Project | Connected Communites Heritage Network
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Nottingham Slave Trade Legacies Project. July 12, 2016. For the past two years or so, Dr Susanne Seymour has been working with a local community group under the Nottingham Slave Trade Legacies initiative. A key element of this work has been to make links to the transatlantic slave trade more visible in heritage sites. One strand has been funded through the AHRC Global Cotton Connections project ( https:/ globalcottonconnections.wordpress.com/. Slave Trade Legacies: The Colour of Money. To post a comment.
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Project Members | Connected Communites Heritage Network
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You must be logged in. To edit or submit a new entry. Arts and Humanities Research Council. An AHRC project exploring the legacies of heritage research. Active citizenship, public engagement and the humanities: the Victorian model. Active citizenship, public engagement and the humanities: the Victorian model. Http:/ www.hist.cam.ac.uk/research/research-projects/modern-british/active-citizenship. Alfred Williams Heritage Society. Alfred Williams Heritage Society. History, Archaeology and Religion. Archaeo...
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Symposium 2014 | George McKay: professor, writer, musician
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George McKay: professor, writer, musician. Cultural studies with a soundtrack. Connected Communities Leadership Fellow. Invitations, conference organisation, keynotes. A short ‘narrative prosthesis’. Festival Cultures conference, 2015. EFG London Jazz Festival 2014, Professor in Residence. Kendal Calling 2011, Professor in Residence. Glastonbury Festival 1999, field notes. Stonehenge Free Festival 1984, diary. Journalism: press and online. 8230; interviews with. Q&A with the author, The Scotsman. Prof Ro...
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Resources | Connected Communites Heritage Network
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Naturally there is a lot of competition for this funding from a diverse range of heritage projects from initiatives to build tourist attractions, to archive digitalisation projects. And of course the HLF wants to ensure that it funds the most deserving projects. Because of this, when applying for HLF funding for your archive, library, or museum project; it’s vital that you convey the value and positive outcomes of your project effectively in order to give your bid the best chance of being successful.
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June | 2016 | Connected Communites Heritage Network
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Archive for June 17, 2016. Anatomy of a Great HLF Funding Bid. June 27, 2016. Naturally there is a lot of competition for this funding from a diverse range of heritage projects from initiatives to build tourist attractions, to archive digitalisation projects. And of course the HLF wants to ensure that it funds the most deserving projects. Exploring the Creative Economy in Africa. June 17, 2016. Of June 2016 (9.30 – 6pm). The first part will explore the role of policy and mapping in framing and understand...
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