Summer School 2011 Getting funding: quality, impact, sustainability David Robey formerly Director of the Arts and Humanities.

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Summer School 2011 Getting funding: quality, impact, sustainability David Robey formerly Director of the Arts and Humanities Research Council's ICT in Arts and Humanities Research Programme

Summer School 2011 Focus on UK Research Council practice Grants for projects with digital outputs mostly made in general Research Grants schemes o A few in special ICT-related schemes AHRC pages: o See also Report o arts-humanities.net: guide to digital humanities & arts General considerations for all research project applications first o Then special considerations for projects with digital research resource outputs

Summer School 2011 General considerations Who are you writing for? o Specialist in a field close to yours Make it interesting! o Key points up-front Descriptive rather than evaluative language o Sound objective! Not too much detail o But make clear that you know what you are talking about! o Not too technical

Summer School 2011 More general considerations Project conception and design: o Research context o Aims, objectives –What’s the point? What will be achieved? o Research questions and methods o Outcomes, outputs o Workplan, milestones o Project management o Impact

Summer School 2011 Special considerations for projects with digital resource outputs Quality and optimization o Standards o Quality assurance, user testing o Re-usability o Expertise underpinned by institution Impact and visibility o Naming! o Toolkit for the Impact of Digitised Scholarly Resources o Preference for open access and open source

Summer School 2011 More special considerations Sustainability o Vs preservation o Time period Value for money o AHRC 2008 average costs with and without digital outputs –£413,838 vs £324,703 (full cost including overheads) o Don’t underestimate! Scholarly benefits o Potential vs planned