In March 2010 Global Impact Study team members working on the in-depth studies, survey, and inventory activities gathered to harmonize impact indicators and discuss the project’s approach to communications knowledge sharing. We outlined our proposed approach to communications and knowledge sharing and in the discussion that followed researchers expressed the need for an internal communication space where Global Impact Study members can ask questions, request feedback, and share resources, reports, and any other materials that are not ready or intended for public consumption. TASCHA has established a Dgroup for this purpose.
For more information you can download the communications and knowledge-sharing presentation, or view photos from the workshop.
communications & knowledge sharing, open research, research design, workshop
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Christine facilitates the Global Impact Study's knowledge sharing and communications efforts. With 10 years of international development experience, she has worked on ICTD, health, governance, and economic growth projects — helping them tell their story, improve collaboration, and build community. Christine writes about social technology and things open, delicious, and participatory at Facilitating Change, dabbles in a remix publishing experiment called Artefatica, and is involved in the coworking movement. Prior to working with TASCHA, she worked for Canada’s International Development Research Centre, the University of Maryland, and Deloitte's Emerging Markets Group. Christine has an MA in Public Communication from American University.
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13. October 2010 at 2:11 pm
Just a little note to let you know that you can download my account of the Montpellier Workshop here: http://facilitatingchange.org/2010/10/global-impact-study-montpellier-workshop-report/