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Leading Public Engagement

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    Helen Featherstone
    10th July 2020

    Experimenting with putting the learner first

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    Helen Featherstone
    3rd July 2020

    It's the learner, NOT the intervention

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    Helen Featherstone
    1st July 2020

    Training – what’s in a name?

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    Helen Featherstone
    30th June 2020

    The Trouble with Training

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    Robert Cooper
    2nd April 2020

    NAM 2020: Allies, Agility and Uncertainty

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    Robert Cooper
    11th March 2020

    NAM 2020: What’s the difference between an institution and a conference?

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    Robert Cooper
    26th February 2020

    NAM 2020: Embedding Public Engagement into an Academic Conference

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    Robert Cooper
    12th December 2019

    Engage 2019: Why do we run public engagement awards?

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    Dean Veall
    26th June 2019

    Helen Featherstone wins prestigious national award for informal science learning

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    Helen Featherstone
    6th September 2018

    ChallengeCPD - reports

    We have been working on ChallengeCPD since October last year. ChallengeCPD looked at continuous professional development (CPD) and training for public engagement. This was because CPD is seen as necessary for effective public engagement, but it is often not used...

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