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Dear list owners, Does commercial advertising fall within the scope of this list? Cheers, Mark ____________________________ Sent From My Desktop www.markcarrigan.net @mark_carrigan *Digital Engagement Fellow, The Sociological Review Foundation <http://www.thesociologicalreview.com/> (@TheSocReview <http://www.twitter.com/thesocreview/>)* *Postdoctoral Research Associate, University of Cambridge (@CPGJCam <http://www.twitter.com/cpgjcam/>)* On 23 April 2018 at 08:00, Events Methods For Change < [log in to unmask]> wrote: > Hi everyone, (apologies for cross-posting) > > I am writing to let you know about upcoming training that could equip you > with better methods for measuring students’ feedback and the impact of > learning programmes. Internationally recognised speakers will provide > highly practical guidance. > > - Designing & Evaluating Accessible Learning Experiences: > http://bit.ly/EvalAccLearnExpMay2018 > <http://bit.ly/EvalAccLearnExpMay2018> > - Public Engagement Evaluation Course: http://bit.ly/PubEngEvalOn-line > > Best Regards, > > Fidany > Communications > > Methods for Change > [log in to unmask] > [image: Facebook] <https://bit.ly/mfcfbk>[image: Twitter] > <https://bit.ly/TwitterMFC>[image: Youtube] <https://bit.ly/MFC-Youtube>[image: > Instagram] <https://bit.ly/instagramMFC>[image: LinkedIn] > <https://bit.ly/LinkedInMFC> > www.methodsforchange.org / Please consider sharing these workshops with > your colleagues. > > > [image: Methods For Change] <https://bit.ly/mfcevents> > > *Training Opportunity: Learn Evaluation Methods* > > Designing & Evaluating Accessible Learning Experiences > > Workshop > > This workshop will help you prepare your programmes for the diverse > learning needs of different audiences, and evaluate whether your programmes > are experienced as accessible by participants > > 29 May 2018 > > London > Register <http://bit.ly/EvalAccLearnExpMay2018> > > 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 and developing your own evaluation plan > with the best-available tools. Recommended if you want deeper advice on > evaluation methods. > > Ongoing & Self-Paced > Register <http://bit.ly/EvalPublicEngagement> > *View All Workshops *[image: Link] <https://bit.ly/mfcevents> > *Speakers* > > Lisa Taylor-Sayles > > Lisa Sayles is Professor of Communication at College of the Redwoods in > California (USA), where she teaches intercultural communication, > interpersonal communication, small group communication, and Public Speaking. > [image: Prof Sayles Academic Contact] <http://bit.ly/LisaSaylesCR> > Read More <http://bit.ly/ProfLisaSayles> > > 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> > [image: Link to Jensen's Academic Profile] <https://bit.ly/WarwickJensen> > Read More <https://bit.ly/drejens> > Do you have any inquiries or would want to stay updated on future > workshops? > Please email [log in to unmask] > <[log in to unmask]> > [image: Methods For Change Facebook] <https://bit.ly/mfcfbk> > [image: Methods For Change Twitter] <https://bit.ly/TwitterMFC> > [image: Methods For Change YouTube] <https://bit.ly/MFC-Youtube> > [image: Methods For Change Instagram] <https://bit.ly/instagramMFC> > [image: Methods For Change LinkedIn] <https://bit.ly/LinkedInMFC> > >