Project news – what have we been up to?

Although we haven’t recently blogged about AC+erm activity, both the Project team and the various participants in our research have been kept busy behind the scenes. So it’s time to draw back the curtains and bring you up to date with what has been going on.

We will be making a series of posts over the next week or two relating to individual items such as our successful Project colloquium in London and various outputs from the project recently added to our website.

We will also be putting out some of our previous analyses, already available on the website, as blog posts. One method we used to analyse data from the People facet of the Project was that of the Phenomenological Analysis; as this is a form of analysis through which the researcher subjectively explores issues raised by the data, it is admirably suited to publication as a blog post available for further comment and discussion.

There has been quite a lot of discussion in the records-related blogosphere over the last couple of months on various issues related to ERM; if people haven’t lost their appetite for discussion, they might be interested in pitching in here as well.