CONVERGE Workshop Series | Repeat webinar for Getting started with impact evaluation
Date: 10 March 2022 @ 09:00
Who is it for
This is a repeat webinar for the fully subscribed Getting started with impact evaluation training event. This time, there is no limit to the number of attendees, and anyone interested in impact (of research infrastructures) is welcome to join. You do not need to be part of ELIXIR.
The event will be shorter (2.5h) and less hands-on (no group work using MURAL) than the original event, yet still providing the core contents. Learning will again be facilitated by impact evaluators from our partner EFIS - see their article on this very topic!
Objectives
Gain new knowledge and skills related to impact evaluation, through formal teaching
Complement this with knowledge-exchange based on four ELIXIR-relevant case studies developed during the first event (Skills & capacity-building; Service provision; Cloud investment; Cooperation)
Outputs and related events
Outputs from this event (incl. slides and video recording) will be made available through the ELIXIR Intranet (requires login). The video recording will also be posted here.
This event is part of the CONVERGE WP4 Workshop Series: Innovation, impact & communication - previous events were about Stakeholder mapping and landscape analysis, Outreach to funders and policy-makers, Communications, Getting started with impact evaluation (original event), and Organising impactful hybrid conferences.
Agenda
Time CET
Item
09:00
Welcome, housekeeping, introduction to the event
09:10
Presentation of impact pathways method, followed by a plenary discussion
09:50
Break
10:00
Presentation on indicators, monitoring and measurement, followed by a plenary discussion
10:30
Sharing insights from case studies developed by breakout groups during the November 15th edition (details below)
11:10
Briefing on stages in impact assessment process
11:30
Event ends
List of case study outputs to be presented
Topic title
Topic description
Main ELIXIR Impact area
Skills & capacity-building
Setting-up and running a MOOC as part of a EU-funded project
Human capital, skills development, e.g. better skills for users and resource providers
Service provision
Developing and operating a bioinformatics service (e.g. database, software, etc)
Research efficiency, e.g. faster, easier, more integrated
Cloud investment
Investing in storage/compute for infrastructures operators to accelerate the creation of data assets (e.g. reference genomes) for others to use in their research
Research efficiency, e.g. faster, easier, more integrated
Cooperation
Establishing and running an industry engagement programme
Relationship capital, e.g. benefits of working together, facilitated knowledge-sharing & cooperation
Activity log