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Connecting through culture as we age: digital innovation for healthy ageing

随着年龄的增长，通过文化进行联系：健康老龄化的数字创新

基本信息

批准号：
ES/V016016/1
负责人：
Helen Manchester
金额：
$ 189.03万
依托单位：
University of Bristol
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2021
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2021 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=ES%2FV016016%2F1
关键词：
Connecting through culture age digital

项目摘要

This research project tackles the complex problem of how to increase participation in social and cultural life for all as we age which has been shown to make a vital contribution to raising quality of life. The project will address the fundamental issue that arts and cultural participation drops dramatically in older populations and that disabled, Black, Asian and minority ethnic and older people living in poverty are even less likely to participate. It will tackle inequalities related to accessibility and content of digital arts and cultural provision, enable vital R&D and establish new business models to encourage digital innovation in the arts and cultural sector to support healthy ageing. Arts and cultural organisations have been slow to adopt digital innovation, but there is huge potential in using emerging technologies to enable diversification of content and build new older audiences. The pandemic has increased the urgency to harness digital technologies to enhance the accessibility and content of cultural participation so that those who are socially isolated may be able to benefit, increasing their quality of life.The impact of the project will be include: disabled, Black, Asian and minority ethnic and older audiences living in poverty participating in digital arts and cultural experiences that will support their social connections and contribute to improved quality of life; provision of vital R&D support for collaborations between cultural and technology sectors in designing digital innovations, helping them prosper and thus contributing to regional and national sectoral growth; supporting creative industries to build a better understanding of diverse older audiences and to robustly evaluate their offer; and new evidence based policy making that tackles inequalities in arts and cultural provision for healthy ageing outcomes. The project will involve an interdisciplinary team working alongside the cultural sector, creative technology partners and communities of 'next generation' older people (i.e. aged 60-75 years) to understand older people's experiences of digital exclusion, and what they value culturally and socially. This knowledge will then inform the co-design of digitally driven cultural experiences that 'support social connections'. The research will involve designing a new tool to measure the impact of digital cultural experiences on social connectivity for healthy ageing. The audience research will enable new understandings of digitally experienced cultural value, that takes account of older age and inequalities. It will provide robust evidence of how the cultural products we design can potentially contribute to next generation older people enjoying at least five extra healthy, independent years of life.

该研究项目解决了如何随着年龄的增长而增加所有人对社会和文化生活的参与这一复杂问题，这已被证明对提高生活质量做出了重要贡献。该项目将解决老年人口中艺术和文化参与度急剧下降，以及生活在贫困中的残疾人、黑人、亚裔和少数族裔以及老年人参与度更低的根本问题。它将解决与数字艺术和文化提供的可及性和内容相关的不平等问题，促进重要的研发并建立新的商业模式，以鼓励艺术和文化领域的数字创新，以支持健康老龄化。艺术和文化组织在采用数字创新方面进展缓慢，但利用新兴技术实现内容多样化并吸引新的老年受众具有巨大潜力。这场大流行病增加了利用数字技术提高文化参与的可及性和内容的紧迫性，使那些被社会孤立的人能够受益，提高他们的生活质量。该项目的影响将包括：生活在贫困中的残疾人、黑人、亚裔和少数族裔以及老年人参与数字艺术和文化体验，这将支持他们的社会联系并有助于提高生活质量；为文化和技术部门之间在设计数字创新方面的合作提供重要的研发支持，帮助它们繁荣发展，从而为区域和国家部门的增长做出贡献；支持创意产业，更好地了解不同的老年受众，并稳健地评估他们的产品；以及新的基于证据的政策制定，解决健康老龄化结果的艺术和文化提供方面的不平等问题。该项目将涉及一个跨学科团队，与文化部门、创意技术合作伙伴和“下一代”老年人（即60-75岁）社区合作，以了解老年人的数字排斥经历，以及他们在文化和社会上的价值观。这些知识将为“支持社交联系”的数字驱动文化体验的协同设计提供信息。该研究将涉及设计一种新工具来衡量数字文化体验对健康老龄化社会联系的影响。受众研究将使人们对数字体验的文化价值有新的理解，其中考虑到老年人和不平等。它将提供有力的证据，证明我们设计的文化产品如何能够帮助下一代老年人享受至少五年的额外健康、独立的生活。