Integrating Impact Into Your Everyday
Essential steps for developing research with impact at its heart
Integrating Impact into your Everyday
Task 1: Preparation
Task 2: Make a list
Task 3: Interrogate your list
Task 4: Who is involved?
[Optional] Defining What Impact Means (if you don't know!)
Task 1: Motivation
Task 2: Variety of Impact
Task 3: Impact in your discipline
Task 1: Begin with the end in mind
Task 2: Who else is out there?
Task 3: How invested are you?
Task 4: And Pause
Task 5: Varied Viewpoints
Task 6: Tick Tock
Task 1: What is a stakeholder?
Task 2: Identify your stakeholders
Task 3: Opposing views
Task 4: Make Contact
Task1 : Your network is your strength
Task 2: Inspiration is all around you
Task 3: Plan do review repeat
“Saskia is so clear! The videos are really nicely pitched and so well presented. It's like having a friend working with you to think through impact as a whole. ”
“Really clear video content in each of the modules which you can move through at your own pace, reflecting on your current projects and planning for impact. ”
“The videos were clear and concise, and the worksheets were so helpful that I’m planning on using them at the start of every project from now on. ”
“The course facilitator was warm and respectful. She spoke clearly and this invited you to listen and to participate. ”
“I really enjoyed the tasks which broke down the concept and helped me work out how I could look to incorporate ideas at all stages of my research project to create impact. ”
“I think the case studies were amazing. It really brought the message home. ”
“The way in which the course is structured is well thought through and effective in supporting researchers to think about and start planning the impact aspects of their work. ”
“It really was a breath of fresh air and allowed me to take a step back from my work and look at it from a different angle - that of how it has real impact. ”
Professor Mark Reed, Fast Track Impact