by Anne Bergen In 2017-2018, I helped the RIC Evaluation Committee develop a logic model and evaluation framework. This brief case study, originally posted at Research Impact Canada, describes that project. Summary This brief case study example describes a project working with Research Impact Canada (RIC) to create an evaluation framework, beginning with co-creation ofContinue reading “Developing the Research Impact Canada (RIC) Logic Model and Evaluation Framework: A Case Study Example”
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Worst Case Scenario: An Exercise
To get better, sometimes you have to think about the worst case scenario. This blog post is about a facilitated workshop activity that considers worst practices to support personal and collaborative change. by Anne Bergen What is the worst way that we can mobilize knowledge? Knowledge mobilization* is about making information useful. It’s about: helping information and knowledgeContinue reading “Worst Case Scenario: An Exercise”
Health Jam 2014: Lessons Learned for Knowledge Mobilization
A musical “jam” is improvised collaboration among musicians. Musical improvisation – creating something new without extensive preparation or practice – has been proposed as a model for innovation and social change (see for example the multi-disciplinary Improvisation, Community, and Social Practice project funded through the SSHRC Partnership program). Happily, those of us who lack theContinue reading “Health Jam 2014: Lessons Learned for Knowledge Mobilization”
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