Gallery walk in progress!
Participants and facilitators are reviewing polished policy and issue briefs, exchanging feedback, and strengthening their knowledge translation products for real-world impact.
Researchers, take note:
The media are curious, deadline driven, and love stories of change, conflict, and milestones.
They want certainty and aren’t fans of “maybes” or margins of error.
Know your audience!
As a researcher, you may wonder why effective reporting matters.
It increases the chances that policy actors will use research findings in decision-making.
Policymakers depend on clear, actionable evidence.
As we develop our products, we must be clear about our target audience and the actions we want to influence.
Day 4 highlight:
Participants are reviewing their policy briefs and issue briefs with facilitators, refining them into strong knowledge translation products designed to reach the right audience and drive meaningful action and change.
Build a clear professional identity.
As researchers, your profile should clearly state your expertise and research focus.
This helps policymakers and decision makers quickly assess relevance and decide whether to engage with your content.
Day 3
Researchers can use social media as a powerful dissemination tool.
The first step is to consider which platform your target audience, especially decision makers and policy makers, is most likely to engage with.
When analyzing an issue and putting it on the public agenda:
°Clearly describe the problem
°Analyze its causes and possible solutions
°Present alternatives without suggesting a “best” option
°Outline benefits and associated costs
This approach is aimed at a general audience, helping them understand the issue and the options available
STUPIDITY CLASS ONE!!!
A nursery/primary teacher must have a degree. MP, president need A level certificate.
Amazing how law makers are making fools of themselves. A degree paper qualification for all, except themselves .
Imagine a country where a chair of an ICT Committee in parliament who can't even open his own Gmail, but part of a house pressing primary teachers to get degrees.
Prayers alone can't save our Country.
@Parliament_Ug@Educ_SportsUg@Thomas_Tayebwa@AnitahAmong@StateHouseUg@JanetMuseveni@KagutaMuseveni@mkainerugaba
@BalaamAteenyiDr
@Afriquie@idringp
@CAbavandimwe
@chrismugenyi4@IkotMartha@cpmayiga This idea of taking portraits and certificates came as a way of raising funds for the kingdom. It has nothing to do with enono. Ask any of 50 yrs and above, these so called portraits were never part of the kwanjura events. It's a 21st-century idea.
@brianmixologist BTW. What are the implications of not taking those photos of the kings, queens, kingdom maps, certificates... etc to the introduction ceremony. It is something I have been thinking about for some time now. Any thoughts?
Interested MSc and PhD students with expertise and interests in creating sensor networks with IoTs and familiar with use of sensors for irrigation and nitrogen management, you can reach out to me. Thank you!
I am thrilled to announce that I will be joining @UNL_BSE as assistant professor and irrigation management specialist @wcreec starting Spring 2023. I am excited for the new journey and collaborations in Nebraska and beyond. Research on IoTs and sensors in Water x N management.