| Summary: |
Researchers are increasingly under pressure – from their employers or from research funders – to communicate their research to practitioners who might benefit from its application to their work, a process now known as knowledge transfer. Sometimes this requirement applies to the whole body of research of a research agency, research centreor research programme. These organisations then need to develop a strategy for knowledge transfer which can guide a range of communication activities by colleagues.This Advanced course focuses on the development of such a strategy. |
| Objectives: |
By the end of the workshop, delegates will:
- understand the concept of knowledge transfer
- develop a framework for a knowledge transfer strategy for their organisation
- acquire tools and techniques for expressing the messages of research, identifying potential audiences and communicating effectively with them
- learn approaches for assessing the impact of their organisation’s research
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For more information, please visit http://www.the-sra.org.uk/training/training02122009.htm
