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Be more productive this week
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Get that stuff done or just get it started?

Are you procrastinating, don't know where to start, not getting stuff finished? Then speak to our Researcher Coach to be more productive this week!

Consider what three things need to be done today and over next 4 days to make the biggest impact on your research, in your research and around your research.

Alternates with Write more this week
If you want to make sure you are keeping on track, then go to the Friday Check Out series to talk about your progress that week.
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Writing for your research audience: putting Public Engagement into practice

Writing for your research audience: putting Public Engagement into practice

Who is the audience for our research? Our colleagues? Our peers? Our local community? Government? Our funders?

Do you need to write a journal article? A press release? A book chapter? Twitter or a Blog?

We need to communicate with all our stakeholders, and we need to communicate in a way that is suitable and relatable for them. 

In this workshop we will look at who our stakeholders are, the communication tools that are available to us and how we would adapt our information for each of our intended audiences.

We will produce draft documents (or sections of) targeting our different audiences and examine them collectively for clarity, suitability and success.

 

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