About this workshop
Are you a researcher thinking about taking your public engagement activities online and would like guidance about how to do it well? This new session offered by the SSD Impact team, and delivered by the National Coordinating Centre for Public Engagement (NCCPE) is for you.
Meaningful Online Engagement provides an opportunity to consider if and how to translate your public engagement plans to an online context. Looking at purpose, people and process, the course provides an opportunity to think through how to design your engagement, top tips on how to ensure you and your participants get the most out of the engagement, and ideas for how to evaluate it. You will have the opportunity to explore some case studies of practice, before considering how to apply the framework to your own work.
Open to researchers at Social Sciences Division only. Places for DPhil students according to availability (these places will be confirmed at later date).
Book your place
1:1 follow-up sessions
In addition to this session there are (limited) opportunities available for a 15-min follow-up 1:1 with the trainer, to discuss particular online public engagement issues. These will take place w/c 19th July. They are only open to attendees of the Meaningful Online Engagement session. If you would like to book one of these slots, please e-mail impact@socsci.ox.ac.uk with a couple of lines of what you would like to get out of a 1:1 session, and we will confirm arrangements separately.
Data protection notice
As part of the preparations for this session, we will share names and e-mail addresses of course participants with the National Coordinating Centre for Public Engagement (NCCPE), based at the University of West of England and the University of Bristol.
This data will be used to send session joining arrangements for their training platform (Blackboard Collaborate), and post-training evaluation. By booking a place on this session, you are agreeing to share this information with these trainers.
This data is stored securely and is only required to facilitate the administration and operation of the training session; attendees may also be asked to submit their name in a 'chat' function during the session itself.
Any personal information we receive will:
- Only be shared without permission when required or permitted by law, for example if there is a serious risk of harm;
- Be kept for up to ten years.
Once given, consent can be withdrawn at any time by contacting nccpe.enquiries@uwe.ac.uk. All personal data is processed in accordance with the applicable UK data protection legislation. The joint Data Controllers are UWE Bristol and University of Bristol. For data protection queries, please write to dataprotection@uwe.ac.uk. Please see the UWE Privacy Notice for further information on how they process personal data.
