Enablers of Change

Are you struggling with survey fatigue?

We’ve recently been hearing how hard it is to get a decent number of responses to a survey. So we wondered whether survey fatigue is really true and what we might do to overcome it. 
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What’s the best online collaboration tool to replace Jamboard?

In this episode we’re going to explore some of the alternatives to Jamboard as an online collaboration tool, what we’ve tried and what we’ve decided to keep using.
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Kotter's 8-step process for leading change

Kotter’s eight steps provide a framework for groups and organisations to navigate and implement change effectively. As enablers of change, extension practitioners often play a key role in guiding farmers and other stakeholders through these steps. Let's delve into each step and explore its relevance in our field.
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Using Appreciative Inquiry in extension

In this episode, we’re going to discuss AI… not Artificial Intelligence, or even Artificial Insemination, but the other AI, Appreciative Inquiry! We want to unpack what Appreciative Inquiry is and how might we use it in our role as enablers of change.
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Teams vs Zoom: which is better for online workshops?

What’s the best online platform for workshops? Especially with farmers? Is there any data on this and what’s it telling us? In this episode, we’re going to compare Teams and Zoom, as well as a couple of other platforms that might be worth checking out for online workshops.
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Using an unconference to boost innovation

In this episode, let's dive into something exciting and unconventional that can truly shake up the way we do things – the unconference approach. 
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Working backwards to achieve greater impact

Usually when we start a project, we start at the beginning and move forward, but here’s an interesting approach used by Amazon that turns that on its head. In this episode, we’re exploring the Working backwards approach.
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How learning science can help improve our impact

How can we design and deliver learning activities that are effective, engaging and relevant? Let's look at how learning science can help us improve our impact. 
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Using AIDA to boost marketing impact

We explore how we can use one of the oldest tools in the marketing arsenal—the AIDA principle: attention, interest, desire, and action. 
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Understanding causation and correlation

As enablers of change, we sometimes find ourselves navigating the interesting landscape of evaluation and data analysis. Within this space, two foundational concepts emerge: causation and correlation. In this episode, we explore the subtle yet critical difference between these concepts.
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