SOSNetLab

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We’ve published a new article @JPCCJournal! This study examines how knowledge brokers understand and discuss capacity building efforts in education systems. #knowledgemobilization Check the paper out here: https://t.co/nRFe5lnMMF @AnitaCaduff @LocktonMimi @ajdaly2 @martinrehm

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Check this work out here: https://t.co/kGMczm6Odk

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We’ve added new resources to our website. @ajdaly2 @martinrehm @LocktonMimi @AnitaCaduff One brief describes how knowledge brokers use language to convey compatibility between their resources/ideas and their audiences’ needs, values, and contexts. https://t.co/6cvAKjKOrn

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The second brief describes how the term “knowledge broker” is sometimes inadequate for describing their work’s scope, complexity, and importance. Hence, we compare their work with those of architects, coining the term “resource architects.”

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@MDonovan12 @eic_podcast @jtaybscott @R2Policy @ajdaly2 @LocktonMimi @AnitaCaduff @martinrehm @EDSucsd Thank you for having us, Mike! We enjoyed the conversation with you and Taylor a lot.

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@eic_podcast @jtaybscott @R2Policy @ajdaly2 @LocktonMimi @AnitaCaduff @martinrehm @EDSucsd Thank you very much for having us!

[Evidence-to-Impact Podcast @eic_podcast]

This month’s @eic_podcast episode tackles #knowledgemobilization. We spoke to @jtaybscott from @R2Policy & @ajdaly2 at @SOSNetLab & his team @LocktonMimi @AnitaCaduff @martinrehm from @EDSucsd about their work & the future of #knowledgemobilization.

🎙️https://t.co/tNiu5fIOP9