Enhancing searchability: archiving practice research

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Overview

This workshop will deal with some of the challenges and issues involved with documenting and archiving practice research. Some of the questions this panel will aim to address include:

• How can we ensure that practice research is fully searchable and visible in the public domain?
• Are university repositories able to host the research findings of practice research projects run within, or in collaboration with, universities in the UK?
• What kinds of practices can we design and share that allow for the most effective and efficient means of sharing the research findings of work in this area?
• How do we consider the ways in which disciplinary differences warrant different considerations in devising systems (technological or otherwise) for archiving and disseminating practice research?

Panellists

• Chair: Professor Mark d’Inverno, Goldsmiths, University of London
• Professor Oriana Baddeley, Former Dean of Research, University of the Arts London
• Dr Lauren Redhead, Senion Lecturer in Music, Goldsmiths, University of London
• Professor Bambo Soyinka, Professor of Story, Bath Spa University
• Dr Scott McLaughlin, Lecturer in Composition and Music Technology, Leeds University
• Dr James Bulley, artist and composer, co-author of Bulley-Şahin reports on practice research for Research England (2021)