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The Socio-Cultural Impact of Museums on their Local Communities: The case of the Royal Albert Memorial Museum
(RAMM)Fiona C. Hutchison
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Outline of Presentation
1. Context for this project- the RAMM2. Reasons for Studentship3. Objectives4. Focus for the research5. Methods6. Plan for remainder of project
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Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM)
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Reasons for Studentship
• Aim: This studentship sets to investigate, capture and analyse the range of socio-cultural impacts generated by the RAMM in the period immediately after its re-opening
• Drivers: Highlight the socio-cultural impacts Looks at whole museum service Contribution to knowledge Academic study (methodological rigour) Practical use (not simply a theoretical exercise)
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To develop a toolkit and best practice guide.
To analyse the findings and to learn the early lessons of the socio-cultural impacts
Develop a strategy to capture the socio-cultural impacts of the reopening of RAMM in 2011
Examine the extent to which existing ideas and experiences of impact assessment may be transferred to museums and galleries
Develop a deeper understanding of the academic and practical issues surrounding the examination of socio-cultural impacts
Review the range of preferred indicators of socio-cultural impact and their reasons for selection
Objectives
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Focus
Impact for community
Pride and identity
Stewardship
Partnership working
Bringing people together
Impact for individuals
Social elements
Learning
Connection with objects
Emotional responses
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Methods
Mixed methods:
Large scale survey pre-opening
Large scale survey post-opening
Interviews
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Plan for Remainder of Project
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Thank you for listening.
• Research presented here was conducted during an ESRC Studentship under its Capacity Building Clusters Award (RES-187-24-0002) in partnership with the Royal Albert Memorial Museum
• For more information about this project and the work of the Centre for Sport, Leisure and Tourism research, see www.ex.ac.uk/slt.
• Contact Fiona Hutchison on [email protected]• Photos (c) 2011 Royal Albert Memorial Museum and Art Gallery and
Exeter City Council.