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Preserving Place: A Cultural Mapping Exercise

Preserving Place: A Cultural Mapping Exercise. Research Team: UEA/ Norfolk Rural Community Council / University of Southampton Collaborating with AHRC + HLF funded ‘All our Stories’ and ‘Pathways to History’ community groups. 30 th June 2014. 29 th July 2015.

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Preserving Place: A Cultural Mapping Exercise

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  1. Preserving Place: A Cultural Mapping Exercise Research Team: UEA/ Norfolk Rural Community Council / University of Southampton Collaborating with AHRC + HLF funded ‘All our Stories’ and ‘Pathways to History’ community groups 30th June 2014 29thJuly 2015

  2. Connected Communities projects we will collaborate with: • 14 All our Stories groups in UEA’s Ideas Bank project • 4 groups in the Connecting Threads: Exploring our Pathways UEA • 10 All our Stories groups in the University of Cambridge programme • Principal Investigator • Karen Smyth (UEA, Literature) • Co-investigators: • Jon Gregory (UEA, Landscape History) • Andrew Power (Southampton, Human Geography) • RikMartin (Norfolk Rural Community Council) • Researchers: • Rebecca Pinner (UEA, Art History and Literature) • Sarah Spooner (UEA, Landscape History) • BJ Epstein (UEA, Translation and Public Engagement) • Julie Bounford (UEA, Research fellow) • Paston Heritage Society • Pathways to History Collective • Dagenham’s Bangladeshi Women's Group • Administrator and web facilitator: • Ms Ruth Selwyn-Crome (UEA, Community University Engagement Administrator)

  3. INSPIRATION … All our Stories Workshops AHRC Workshop Norfolk Rural Community Council Cultural mapping exercises in the Humanities

  4. Creating the Map Tool: METHOD • What is the best way to identify “routes” • What is the best way to represent this “traffic”? • Identifying the ‘routes’ to map, via a range of cross- disciplinary cultural taxonomies. • Data collection: questionnaires, interviews. • Qualitative evaluation. Nvivo software analysis. • How to describe and present the routes? The core methodology centred on will be the idea of ‘mapping’, as a cartographical metaphor. • Impact testing and creating a legacy for 3 existing groups; with the Paston Heritage Society, Pathways to History Collective and tbc. • The map will also be evaluated by 3 lecturers (each from different disciplines) for its academic impact.

  5. ACTIVITIES • Research into Humanities' cultural mapping projects and conceptual mapping software models, such as: Coogle, WakkaWiki or MindMup. Digital Impact analysis via TIDSR • Questionnaires for 18 community groups, interviews with 10 groups • Analysis of outputs from 20 groups (10 UEA, 10 Cambridge) • Design of themapping tool • 3 impact case studies • Launch of mapping tool with community groups • OUTPUTS • Mapping tool • Blog posts of qualitative analysis of co-production processes • Evaluation templates • PUBLICATIONS • 3 case studies • IMPACT • Future community and co-produced projectswith HEIs.

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