Open Research Notebook

Impact of public engagement

Our publication is out!

The time has come: our publication about the Sea level game 2080 and the results of the impact measurement is finally out. I’ll give the word to the beautiful press release that my colleague Moniek Verstegen wrote about the publication: Sea level game creates climate awareness among young people Can a board game help young…

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Photo by Tessa de Geus

Experiences and results from the game premiere at Betweter Festival

Since my previous research update in August, a lot has happened. I spent much of September ironing out the last kinks in the Sea level game 2080, including the impact questionnaire, for its premiere at Betweter Festival. To give you some interesting insights into the practice of public engagement: the final preparations involved a surprising…

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Making a connection. Photo by israel palacio on Unsplash

Public engagement: what, why, and for whom

If you haven’t read my introductory entry, I’d recommend to do so before you continue. And now, for a proper start, it’s important to get some context on my research into the effectivity of public engagement on different target groups. Starting with a basic question: what is public engagement? Evidence-based public engagement Public engagement (PE)…

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What is your story? Photo by Etienne Girardet on Unsplash

Hello world, or: an introduction to this open research notebook

Welcome, reader! In this open research notebook, I’ll be sharing my experiences and progress of my research on public engagement. In essence, I’m working on a cost-benefit analysis of public engagement activities across different target groups. You’ll get a first-hand look into my research notes and my preliminary results before I craft them into journal…

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