Dr Ruth Daly

Dr Ruth Daly | Cymrawd Addysgu yn y Diwydiannau Creadigol | Prifysgol Leeds

Mae Ruth yn addysgu’r cwrs MA mewn Diwylliant, Creadigrwydd ac Entrepreneuriaeth yn Leeds. Yn y gorffennol, bu’n addysgu modiwlau ledled Cyfadran y Celfyddydau, y Dyniaethau a Diwylliant, yn cynnwys Dadansoddi Diwylliannol, Llenyddiaeth Saesneg, y Diwylliant Gweledol a Hanes Celfyddyd.

Cwblhaodd ei gradd PhD mewn Damcaniaeth Feirniadol ac Astudiaethau Diwylliannol yn 2020. Roedd ei gwaith ymchwil yn ymwneud â’r berthynas rhwng ysgrifennu arbrofol, ymyriadau ffeministaidd mewn damcaniaeth seicdreiddiol, astudiaethau ôl-drefedigaethol ac arferion darllen moesegol. Mae hi hefyd yn golygu’r cylchgrawn astudiaethau diwylliannol Parallax, sef cyfnodolyn academaidd chwarterol a adolygir gan gymheiriaid lle cyhoeddir gwaith yn ymwneud ag astudiaethau diwylliannol, damcaniaeth feirniadol ac athroniaeth.

Meysydd Arbenigol: Damcaniaeth feirniadol; dadansoddi diwylliannol; astudiaethau llenyddol; y diwylliant gweledol; astudiaethau Ffeministaidd; astudiaethau Ôl-drefedigaethol; ymarfer cyfranogol; moeseg o ran darllen.

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Resources by Dr Ruth Daly


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In this Reflect, Share, Inspire ‘workshop style’ breakout session, Dr Amelia Knowlson and Dr Ruth Daly from the University of Leeds explore the importance of embedding a digital strategy within your heritage organisation to help you support and achieve your organisational goals. Drawing upon resources from the Digital Heritage Hub’s Digital Leadership and Digital Planning themes, they guide delegates through a series of tasks to help you to start thinking about how to embed digital within your organisation.

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Open-source software and creative commons-licensed materials offer important opportunities for the smaller organisation to enhance their digital capabilities. But are there drawbacks with such free resources? This guide provides definitions and examples along with a review of what to consider when using open-source and creative commons software and materials.

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So you have established some key areas to help you improve your environmental performance: what next? This guide outlines how digital technologies can help you modify and adapt your business operations to be kinder to the environment.

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The adoption of new technologies may support your initiatives to ‘go green’ and reduce your environmental impact. Which are the key areas to focus on that will enable your organisation to become more environmentally sustainable? This guide explores where the biggest impacts may be felt for your organisation and what methods you might use to measure your existing environmental footprint.

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Your digital strategy should provide an overarching vision to guide the use of digital in the different areas of business within your organisation. Underneath this, you will need additional strategies relating to digital content and digital marketing. This guide explains their relationship and provides examples from other organisations on how these strategies have attracted wider and more diverse audiences.

Digital Heritage Hub is managed by Arts Marketing Association (AMA) in partnership with The Heritage Digital Consortium and The University of Leeds. It has received Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) and National Lottery funding, distributed by The Heritage Fund as part of their Digital Skills for Heritage initiative. Digital Heritage Hub is free and answers small to medium sized heritage organisations most pressing and frequently asked digital questions.

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