Globally acknowledged expert on research impact, Professor Nicol Keith and Research Impact Manager Rose-Marie Barbeau (University of Glasgow) will hold an intense, advanced impact workshop at UH’s City Centre Campus on October 5th, 2017 (9:00–15:00, University main building, Runeberg hall, Fabianinkatu 33).
Maximizing and evidencing impact is essential for your career. Learn about the role of co-creation and impact in generating influence and reputation.
Workshop is targeted especially for PI’s and top management.
No fees. Coffee/tea will be served.
Agenda 5.10.2017, starting 9:00 AM:
Workshop 1: ‘From research to impact: what is it and how do we get there?’
Session led by Rose-Marie Barbeau.
During the workshop you will learn how to identify, plan for, encourage and evidence your research impact, regardless of your academic discipline. The workshop consists of a seminar followed by an interactive activity session.
The workshop will cover:
·What impact is (and why we care)
·Planning your impact: interrogating your research
·Maximising your impact: working smarter and communicating effectively
·Evidencing your impact: plan ahead, capture as you go
Lunch break
Workshop 2: The role of co-creation and impact in generating influence and reputation. Session led by Nicol Keith.
The workshop focused on how can we systemise our knowledge and expertise around co-creation and impact to enhance reputation and influence at the personal and institute level. The workshop consists of a seminar followed by an interactive activity session.
The workshop will cover:
Presentation. If only we knew what we know… The presentation will cover the following areas
·Benchmarking research activities to understand what we have and what we need
·Mining research activities to highlight and understand co-creation and impact activities.
·Footprinting research activities to understand and extend influence & reputation
Mini break-out session
·Enabling Co-creation & Impact
·What does SUCCESS in the Impact Agenda look like
·Influence & Impact