Relaunch Gnomon with a public web platform
Institutional site integrated with the app, with multimedia collection and community curation open to institutions and residents.
Gnomon has existed since 2019, built through university research and maintained for years without funding. Recife em Trama is the project that took over this app, secured public funding and turned it into a teacher training tool — with new curation, an expanded collection, and an explicit social purpose.
Rua do Bom Jesus · Recife AntigoGnomon was born from research in educational computing: a geolocation app to bring heritage and schools closer together. It worked, had methodology, but remained without a team, without curated content, and without reach. It stayed that way for years.
Recife em Trama arrived with the missing question: how to expand this mapping to also include the memories the official city has not yet recorded? From there came the Funcultura funding, the curation of invisibilized heritage, and the training of educators.
Institutional site integrated with the app, with multimedia collection and community curation open to institutions and residents.
Documentary research and community listening, prioritising places of Black, Indigenous and working-class memory with no official signage.
Distance learning with certification in Heritage Education, ERER and use of the app in field activities with students.
Guided tours in which participants register sites in the app with mediation, a Libras interpreter and audio description.
A methodological workbook for teachers and a publication with the curation results, distributed at no cost.

Responsible for conception and executive production, bridging the project, cultural institutions and neighbourhood leaders.

Coordinates the link between research and delivery, responsible for the methodological design of the training and evaluation of results.

Structures the 24h course and teaching materials, ensuring every piece of content arrives ready for classroom use.
24 hours of training, free, with certificate.
Project supported by Funcultura Patrimônio Cultural, Pernambuco's Cultural Incentive Fund, managed by Fundarpe. Public funding is what makes all products free and openly licensed.
