Harriet Shortt's Outputs (4)

Scarred objects and time marks as memory anchors: The significance of scuffs and stains in organisational life (2020)
Journal Article

This article lays the workplace under the microscope to examine how scuffs on floors and battered corners on desks – things we define as ‘scarred objects’ – become material autobiographical archives and are made into memory anchors by workers. We exp... Read More about Scarred objects and time marks as memory anchors: The significance of scuffs and stains in organisational life.

A toolkit for living in a new building: A visual post occupancy evaluation of Bristol Business School (2020)
Report

The Bristol Business School building – that houses both Bristol Business School and Bristol Law School – is situated on the University of the West of England (UWE) Bristol Frenchay campus, and has been occupied since April 2017. It is a flagship spac... Read More about A toolkit for living in a new building: A visual post occupancy evaluation of Bristol Business School.

Meet without travel: Life during covid-19 webinar (2020)
Digital Artefact

Invited guest speaker for Maverick AV Solutions live Webinar (a global AV distribution organisation)
I joined Maverick’s VP for Europe, Global Collaboration Director and Dr Harriet Shortt (UWE) on a live Webinar titled: ‘Meet without Travel'. This... Read More about Meet without travel: Life during covid-19 webinar.

Photography: Using Instagram in participant-led field studies (2020)
Book Chapter

In this chapter we discuss how Instagram can be employed as a tool through which researchers may gather visual data during participant-led field studies, as well as how the images available from such platforms usefully shed light on the everydayness... Read More about Photography: Using Instagram in participant-led field studies.