encourage prospective Members of Benefit to Communities: a more valuable students to use Layers the public platform for and to give them an idea Community groups benefit from community groups of its potential. access to new information about and London their locale shared by Senate schools. Format will be similar to House Library Users and IHR other workshops, except Students more succinct. Benefits to Heritage: Heritage information gathered and analysed for the first time is shared with community groups to whom it is relevant. B22. Heritage-related Aspiring As per B20 Use of Layers in Project June At least one heritage studies programme Masters programmes in heritage heritage Manager to 2020 starts to use Layers to share and develop London professionals programmes such to network projects. as UCL’s MA in Networking with course Heritage Studies to raise the and Archives. profile of Layers and to encourage tutors to use it. Presentations to student groups will be offered if required. B23. University student Members of Benefits to People: Non-academic Public January 100 relevant student societies are List of groups (non-academic student societies Engagement contacted at London Universities collections. groups) university Young adults are able to share their contribute to officer to student interests with the population of Layers of London in oversee a 2018 7 student societies add content to Layers. Engaging with university groups who London at large. a way that reflects volunteer. student groups who have are their interests and interests in passionate Benefits to Communities: concerns or links to a Informal community groups of distinct identity young people are given a platform (ethnic/religious etc.) to showcase their interests and their work, and to develop projects A volunteer to compile a outside a non-academic list of potential student environment. groups and to contact Benefits to Heritage: Heritage of them exploring the interest to young adults is possibility of them documented and shared. contributing to Layers of London. A stronger focus on heritage by young adults which will help ensure its future preservation.
encourage prospective students to use Layers and to give them an idea of its potential. Format will be similar to other workshops, except more succinct. Members of the public Benefit to Communities: Community groups benefit from access to new information about their locale shared by Senate House Library Users and IHR Students Benefits to Heritage: Heritage information gathered and analysed for the first time is shared with community groups to whom it is relevant. a more valuable platform for community groups and London schools. B22. Heritage-related Masters programmes in London Networking with course to raise the profile of Layers and to encourage tutors to use it. Presentations to student groups will be offered if required. Aspiring heritage professionals As per B20 Use of Layers in heritage programmes such as UCL’s MA in Heritage Studies and Archives. Project Manager to to network June 2020 At least one heritage studies programme starts to use Layers to share and develop projects. B23. University student groups (non-academic groups) Engaging with university student groups who have interests in or links to a distinct identity (ethnic/religious etc.) A volunteer to compile a list of potential student groups and to contact them exploring the possibility of them contributing to Layers of London. Members of university student groups who are passionate Benefits to People: Young adults are able to share their interests with the population of London at large. Benefits to Communities: Informal community groups of young people are given a platform to showcase their interests and their work, and to develop projects outside a non-academic environment. Benefits to Heritage: Heritage of interest to young adults is documented and shared. A stronger focus on heritage by young adults which will help ensure its future preservation. Non-academic student societies contribute to Layers of London in a way that reflects their interests and concerns Public Engagement officer to oversee a volunteer. January 2018 100 relevant student societies are contacted at London Universities 7 student societies add content to Layers. List of collections.
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