What, how and to who do STEM education projects normally disseminate? In this survival kit we distinguish three forms of dissemination: paperbased strategies, web-based strategies and Face-to-face strategies. More details are presented in the table below. Who disseminates?
What is disseminated?
How are the results
To who are results
disseminated?
disseminated?
Teaching, learning and assessment materials
Project managers
Teacher education materials
Text-based channels (e.g. flyers, brochures, leaflets, policy briefs, written materials,
Researchers
articles)
Guidelines or
Teachers
recommendations of good practices Communication
Web-based channels (e.g. on-
experts / teams
line social networking, portals,
Policy-makers
websites, videos, emailing)
Theoretical contributions or review of already existing Teacher trainers
literature
Project managers Face-to-face strategies (e.g. events, conference, workshop,
Intermediary
Findings from empirical
seminar, communities of
agents
research studies
practice)
Repository of resources Established networks of people
The questionnaires and discussion events that enable to collect the data presented in this Survival toolkit mainly discussed around these three types of dissemination.
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