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Category Archives: public engagement
some forms of public engagement are more equal than others
A long time ago, when I was still living in Australia, I wrote a conference paper* about a dispute between researchers; I’d read about it in the news and heard it on the radio. One was a university based poverty … Continue reading
Posted in media, public engagement, radio
Tagged academic disputes, Harry Ferguson, Pat Thomson, public engagement, radio, sound byte
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giving background advice to mainstream media
There are multiple ways for researchers to engage with mainstream media. The roles we take can vary from giver of expert advice through to public commentator. But what we do might also vary according to the kind of media involved … Continue reading
Posted in advice, ethics, media, public engagement
Tagged ethics, media, media advice, Pat Thomson, pub lic engagement
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dissemination, public engagement and knowledge mobilisation
So I’ve spent a long time doing this piece of research. Now what? Is it just a matter of writing something? Or is it more than this? And are all publications the same? What more could I do? This blog … Continue reading
Posted in dissemination, knowledge mobilisation, public engagement, publishing
Tagged dissemination of research, impact
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