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Hi everyone, (apologies for cross-posting)

I am writing to let you know about upcoming training workshops on the topic 
of social research and evaluation methods. The speakers are 
internationally-recognised impact evaluators & researchers.

   - Introduction to Evaluating Science Communication & Public Engagement: *(Save 
   10% with early bird discount until 24 November)* 
   http://bit.ly/EvalSciCommFeb2018
   - Public Engagement Evaluation Course: http://bit.ly/PubEngEvalOn-line
   - Gentle Introduction to Survey Design for Evaluation: *(Save 10% with 
   early bird discount until 27 November)* http://bit.ly/SurvDesEvalFeb2018

Best Regards,

Fidany
Communications
Methods for Change
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*Training Opportunity: Learn Evaluation Methods* 
*Science Communication & Survey Design* 

Introduction to Evaluating Science Communication & Public Engagement

WORKSHOP

This workshop will introduce you to the fundamentals of evaluating Public 
Engagement and Science Communication. You will learn how to design your 
evaluation to collect the right information when evaluating your project, 
programme or activity.

19 February 2018

London
Register <http://bit.ly/EvalSciCommFeb2018> 
 

Gentle Introduction to Survey Design for Evaluation

WORKSHOP

This workshop shows you how to use survey design to accurately collect the 
information you need for your evaluation. Learn how, why and when to use 
surveys for evaluation and avoid common pitfalls.

22 February 2018

London
Register <http://bit.ly/SurvDesEvalFeb2018> 

Public Engagement Evaluation

ONLINE COURSE

Start with the basics needed for evaluating public engagement and scale all 
the way up to translating your goals into measurable outcomes, choosing the 
best approach for your activity, developing your own evaluation plan and 
using the best-available tools. This course is recommended for you if you 
want deeper advice on evaluation methods.

Ongoing & Self-Paced
Register <http://bit.ly/EvalPublicEngagement> 
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*Speakers* 

Dr Joseph Roche

Dr. Joseph Roche is an astrophysicist and Assistant Professor in science 
education at Trinity College Dublin. He has worked for NASA and observed 
symbiotic stars using the Hubble Space Telescope. He teaches Science & 
Society and Communicating Science at Trinity College Dublin.
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Dr Eric Jensen

Dr Eric Jensen is a world leading social scientist, specialising in 
evaluation research. He has extensive experience designing and conducting 
quantitative and mixed methods evaluations. He is the author of  *Doing 
Real Research: A Practical Guide to Social Research (SAGE).* 
<https://bit.ly/DRRBookJensenLaurie> 
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Read More <https://bit.ly/drejens> 
 
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