RESEACH MEDIATION IN EDUCATION

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Broadcast Connect Generate to the Worldyour Communities traffic & Revenue.

Advertisements

The Status of Technology Today (in 30 min) AmeriCorps National Best Practices Conference May 6, 2009 Galen Panger, Google for Non-Profits.

What does program impact mean to you? Wed like to know… Please write your ideas on a post-it note.

Building Knowledge Mobilization Plans OISE WORKSHOP 14/09/2011 Amanda Cooper.

- 1 - Community building and new initiatives: Laying a successful path and how to be on target experiencing from pitfalls, successes and lessons learnt.

2nd ECML Professional Network Forum - Graz, 6 January nd ECML Professional Network Forum Graz, 6 January 2011 Session One: Update on Network partner.

Social Media Presented by Melissa Korn – MS Society of Canada Rochelle ten Haaf – Ovarian Cancer Canada Tom Forgacs - LinkedIn.

Exploring social media tools Melanie Moran Vanderbilt University SEC Communicators Association June 10, 2008.

Secrets Of Success “Concept To Cash from your passion”

SOCIAL MEDIA IN 30 MINUTES. HOW TO GET STARTED, AND ACTUALLY KEEP GOING…

Communication strategy and techniques to launch InnovMed Dr. Fatma H. Sayed Vienna meeting 25 June 2007.

Smart Policing Initiative Website and Social Media Vivian Chu, CNA Deputy Project Manager Zoë Thorkildsen, CNA Research Specialist April 16-17, 2013 This.

© Daemon Group 2008 From communication to conversation Why Government needs to embrace Social Media May 2009.

How CareSearch uses social media to promote palliative care and interact with consumers and health professionals Tieman JJ, Koop E CNSA Conference July.

Staff roles in advocacy Pam Kan-Rice Cynthia Kintigh Karl Krist ANR Statewide Conference April 28, 2009.

John Tibbitt Hon Senior Research Fellow, University of Glasgow Policy Analyst, PASCAL International Observatory.

Training Appendices: Useful information to support your communications decisions.

Consumer Advocacy The strength of a Network: moving beyond talk to action Amanda Winiata Community Programs Manager Breast Cancer Network Australia.

ELECTRONIC MEDIA 2013 REGION ONE DEMOLAY. ELECTRONIC MEDIA – WHAT WE WILL LEARN Topic 1 Trends in Media Topic 2 Utilizing Mediums Effectively Topic 3.

NAFA Online Services Kimla Beasley, NAFA’s Project Development Manager © NAFA Fleet Management Association All rights reserved.

Klik om het opmaakprofiel van de modelondertitel te bewerken First Project Steering Group Meeting 4-6 April, Bucharest,2011 Dr. Haroon Saad Director LUDEN(QeC-ERAN)

What Is Wiki ? Wiki is a piece of server software that allows users to freely create and edit Web page content using any Web browser. Wiki supports hyperlinks.

American Chemical Society Mark Carpenter ACS Leadership Conference January 21, 2011 Social Networking for Technical Divisions.

Networks for Better KNOWLEDGE Services Experiences from International Knowledge Network of Women in Politics Presented by: Piyoo Kochar.

5 th Annual Conference on Technology & Standards April 28 – 30, 2008 Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill Web Tools A Business Perspective.

Vision: A strong and capable civil society, cooperating and responsive to Cambodia’s development challenges KSSA/ICF Welcome ICT learning forum 27 February.

Module Outreach and Communication Develop opportunities to stimulate change through effective communications and outreach techniques.

OCLC Online Computer Library Center 1 Social Media and Advocacy.

Social Networking for Business How to Use Innovations in Social Media to Enhance Sales, Marketing and Organizational Objectives.

GEF Evaluation Office. Two overarching objectives:  Promote accountability for the achievement of GEF objectives through the assessment of results, effectiveness,

CMT 3331 Coursework 3 Social Media Group member include: 1. Cheung sai lung M Hung Ka Po M Chow Tak Shing M Fong Ka Ho.

Presenter: Cindy Leonard Bayer Center for Nonprofit Management at Robert Morris University Social Media for Absolute Beginners.

0  Support IPC-IG’s mission as a global forum for South-South learning on innovative development practices  Disseminate the knowledge generated by IPC-

 How did Mobilize.org start?  Why did we go with a “.org” name?  What is our target audience?  How have we used web tools to create this network? 

Social Media Strategy for Nonprofits Presenter: Cindy Leonard Bayer Center for Nonprofit Management at Robert Morris University.

Presenter: Cindy Leonard Bayer Center for Nonprofit Management at Robert Morris University Social Media Strategy for Nonprofits.

+ Welcome to PAHO/WHO Sustainable Development and Health Toolkit for the UN Global Conference RIO + 20 Welcome to PAHO/WHO Sustainable Development and.

ONLINE COMMUNICATION. WHAT ARE THEY? BLOGS MICROBLOGS TWITTER SOCIAL NETWORKING PUBLIC FACEBOOK WEBMAIL VIRTUAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT FORUMS AND MESSAGE.

Talks! Social Media Decision Making September 21, 2010 Audio is only available by calling this number: Conference Call: ; Access Code:

Cool and easy ideas for non-techies (but willing to learn)

MISSION STATEMENT: NEWH is the premiere networking resource for the hospitality industry, providing scholarships, education, leadership development, recognition.

The Town of Hinton is committed to helping the non-profit sector thrive in our community. Let the Hinton Connects team help you get your house in order!

ACE II Communication Strategy

MISSION STATEMENT: NEWH is the premiere networking resource for the hospitality industry, providing scholarships, education, leadership development, recognition.

Dissemination and Valorization Strategy

Integrated Marketing Communications

Hilary Edelstein & Ben Levin

What is Vivit? Q

Advancement RC Advancement is responsible for managing the brand of the university and promoting it to potential students, elected officials, alumni.

Integrated Marketing Communications

MISSION STATEMENT: NEWH is the premiere networking resource for the hospitality industry, providing scholarships, education, leadership development, recognition.

Social Media Strategies for Sharing Agricultural Knowledge

Low Cost Media & Outreach Strategies

Creating a Social Media Listening Dashboard

Gaining Credibility in your Research Field

Fusion Tomo Staff Training

Caryn Brown BNI – Centers of Influence 8 August 2013

Progress Leisure 2016 B063 – ICT GCSE.

WP5- Communication and Dissemination WP Leader: S-com

MISSION STATEMENT: NEWH is the premiere networking resource for the hospitality industry, providing scholarships, education, leadership development, recognition.

Results of the survey on social media

Research Supporting Practice in Education (RSPE)

First…….some update Social Media stats…..

Organization Design Project support overview Presenter's Name

Lead Generation Through Social Media

2018/2019 Youth Art Month Year in Review

CASPR Annual General Meeting Report of the Chair

MIS 5302 Managing Technology and Systems Week 4

Strategies for mobilizing research knowledge: A conceptual model and its application KM research team OISE.

Presentation transcript:

RESEACH MEDIATION IN EDUCATION Amanda Cooper amanda.cooper@utoronto.ca RESEACH MEDIATION IN EDUCATION CSSE April 8, 2011 AMANDA COOPER Research Supporting Practice in Education: www.oise.utoronto.ca/rspe

Research Question What is the nature and impact of the work of Canadian intermediaries in knowledge mobilization in education?

Amanda Cooper amanda.cooper@utoronto.ca RESEARCH MEDIATION RESEARCH PRODUCTION KM INTERMEDIARIES RESEARCH USE KM SOCIAL CONTEXT TIME Research Supporting Practice in Education: www.oise.utoronto.ca/rspe

RESEARCH MEDIATION SOCIAL CONTEXT KM INTERMEDIARIES TIME SOCIAL CONTEXT RESEARCH USE RESEARCH PRODUCTION KM INTERMEDIARIES TYPE OF ORGANIZATION Gov’t Non-Profit For Profit Membership 2. ORGANIZATIONAL FEATURES Mission Scope Target Audience Size Resources Membership Composition 3. KM PROCESSES Message Strategies Dissemination Mechanism 4. IMPACT Measurement & Evaluation

A Metric To Measure KM Efforts STRATEGIES INDICATORS Products Events Networks Extra Strategies INDICATOR TOTAL Different types 3 6 5 /20 Ease of use 2 4 /14 Accessibility /16 Audience Focus /10 Extra Indicators 8 /12 STRATEGY TOTAL /72 Interrater Reliability Testing of Tool: Intraclass Correlation= .799 3 raters per organization for 9 orgs (20% of KMIs Sample)

Types of Canadian KMIs

44 KMIs ACROSS CANADA

Amanda Cooper amanda.cooper@utoronto.ca 1960 1990 1980 1970 2000 Amanda Cooper amanda.cooper@utoronto.ca The Rise of Canadian KM Intermediaries Pre- 1960s 2 CEA CD Howe 4 1960 4 LDAC LDAO CMEC 1970 AERO HANEN FRASER CMEC 1980 6 10 CCPA LCBN CCBR LDANS CRRU SK Lit 1990 LitBC P4E CODE SAEE TLP EQAO AIMS Galileo CPRN MCLE 2000 18 LEARN CCKM CEED CSC HELP CCL ORION RSPE MERN SQE PREVNet Harris SKE-EDU E-Best ERESB EYEON Research Impact Research Supporting Practice in Education: www.oise.utoronto.ca/rspe

Organizational Features

Size & Resources KMI Size (FTE) n Min Max Mean Mode Small (1-10 FTE) Most KMIs are small (63%) Future Analysis of Roles, % of Dedicated KM staff, in relation to KM efforts in various areas KMI Size (FTE) n Min Max Mean Mode Small (1-10 FTE) 26 1 10 5 3 Medium (11-19 FTE) 4 11 14 12 Large (20+ FTE) 13 20 77 41 30

Revenue & Expenditures Many of the KMIs are Revenue Generating Operating Expenses KMI Size n Min ($) Max ($) Mean ($) Small 7 400,000 1,526,204 984,811 Large 9 3,145,389 12,814,746 7,980,067 KMI Size n Min ($) Max ($) Mean ($) Small 7 150,000 2,044,892 867,063 Large 9 2,137,898 20,583,490 7,569,696

KM PROCESSES

Use of Online Strategies RSS feed, blog, online forum, Twitter, Facebook, Delicious, YouTube

Social Media

Social Media: Frequency & Nature Opinion: “Are parents really partners in education? Should they be?” Promotion: “Last chance to register for our conference” Information: “Premier’s arts awards tonight” Update: “Just watched waiting for Superman”. Research Based: “StatsCan: Canadian drop out rate declining. Drop out highest in AB, MB, QC, lowest in NL, BC, ON http://ning.it/a2auTU”

IMPACT

Measuring Impact? Most KMIs don’t report any impact measures

www.oise.utoronto.ca/RSPE AMANDA.COOPER@UTORONTO.CA