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- During what stages of a project are indicators important?
- In the United Kingdom’s REF and Hong Kong’s RAE, ‘reach’ is assessed in terms of the extent to which potential number of beneficiaries have been affected and not in terms of geographic terms or absolute numbers.
- Indicators are equivalent to objectives and targets.
- Looking at this picture describing an example of policy impact, what problem might you encounter if you have to gather the appropriate evidence retrospectively?
- Research impact is generally considered to be a short term change.
- Research outcomes are generally considered to be the expected and measurable effects of research outputs and activities. Impact may not always be expected and is not always easy or possible to measure.
- There could be any number of steps between outcomes and impact.
- To what stakeholder sector do people who live in the same city belong?
- To what stakeholder sector does the UK’s National Health Service belong?
- University impact reports tend to focus solely on research impact.
- What is a good qualitative indicator?
- What is a good quantitative indicator?
- What type of impact activity are field trips, workshops and film making examples of?
- What type of impact activity are public lectures and blogs examples of?
- What type of impact activity are sitting on an advisory panels or taking part in public debates examples of?
- What type of impact activity is the creation of intellectual property an example of?
- What type of stakeholder is a charity that uses your research in a campaign aimed at raising public awareness of an issue?
- What type of stakeholders are patients getting better from a treatment and an audience learning from an exhibition?
- What type of stakeholders are the family of a patient that is getting better due to treatment and an exhibition venue benefiting from increased revenue due to a certain exhibition?
- What type of stakeholders are funders?
- When planning and prioritising your engagement and relationship building strategies it is important to think about the amount of influence or power your stakeholder has.
- Which one could be an appropriate source of evidence of research impact?
- Why is thinking about research impact important?
- You should think about research impact only at the end of your project lifecycle
- What kind of information does the RCUK funding application require in their impact sections?
- Higher education institutions are explicitly recognized in a number of the SDGs but HEIs’ contributions are needed much more broadly to achieve all of the SDGs, including knowledge creation and collaboration.
- To what stakeholder sector do charities and community interest groups belong?
- To what stakeholder sector do employees and investors working at a spin-out company belong?
- What is NOT a reason that impact has become important in the research sector?
- What is NOT considered to be an aspect of research impact?
- When assessing impact case studies according to reach and significance, which of the two is more important?
- Which of the following is considered as a research impact?
- What benefits does tracking impact have for individual academics?
- What is NOT part of planning for your impact?
- Which country from the list below has no formal national assessment framework with an impact component?
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