The workshop series was a partnership between University College Falmouth, dot.rural at University of Aberdeen and BT and funded by the AHRC. The workshops have explored the potential for broadband (and in particular superfast broadband such as that being rolled out by BT in Cornwall) to impact upon life for rural communities and allow better connections and collaborations for those living and working rurally. Across the year I've been involved in a number of stimulating discussions and been witness to a range of presentations - everything from the University of the Village project carried out by University College Falmouth and BT: http://air.falmouth.ac.uk/research-projects/university-village, to talks on community art curation, and the use of technology around campfires in Cornwall!
This blog is all about research I am working on at the dot.rural Digital Economy hub at the University of Aberdeen. I'll talk about the research and related activities and share insights that I learn along the way. I'm hoping that people that are interested in the research (anyone with an interest in digital engagement in rural UK) will contribute their thoughts via comments to my posts. Thanks for looking!
Thursday, 6 December 2012
Rural Connective series concludes
Over the past year I've been lucky enough to be a part of a great series of workshops, Rural Connective: http://air.falmouth.ac.uk/research-projects/rural-connective
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