This University of Warwick Seminar Series on ‘Evaluating Impacts of Public Engagement & Non-Formal Learning’ brings together leading researchers and practitioners to discuss evaluation of impacts in public engagement and non-formal learning. These seminars address how museums, festivals, zoos, universities, science centres, galleries, learned societies, schools and other organisations can use evaluation evidence to understand and enhance their impacts. Both practical and conceptual issues will be considered, as each of the main evaluation research data collection and analytic tools are discussed in turn.

This seminar series offers insights and skills development opportunities for those who currently, or are planning in future to, conduct or commission evaluations of impacts. It will also be highly valuable to those who commission or use evaluation and research evidence to inform their practice. Moreover, these seminars will help anyone interested in public engagement, communication or learning to be a ‘critical consumer’ of research on impacts.

Further Details

Certificates of attendance available upon request. For further information, please contact the seminar series support officer Monae Verbeke (mcverbeke@gmail.com) and the series organiser Dr Eric Jensen: e.jensen@warwick.ac.uk

Seminars will be held at the Dana Centre (next to the Natural History Museum in London) unless otherwise indicated. Final details about seminar speakers will be distributed at least 1 month before each seminar.

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Ann Brown, Research Secretary, Department of Sociology,
University of Warwick, Coventry, CV4 7AL, United Kingdom

Tel: + 44 (0)24 7652 3147

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