Enablers of Change

Is co-design the same as co-innovation?

How is co-innovation different from co-design? We’re going to explore these concepts, and then propose a model for better collaborative project management.
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Let’s stop offering so many choices!

We like to think that more is better, but that is not the case when it comes to helping people make choices. In this episode we’re going to talk about how many choices we should offer people.
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What is action learning?

In today’s episode, we’re going to briefly explain action learning and point you to some great resources if you’re interested in learning more. 
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10 tips for running effective online focus groups

Here are our top 10 tips for running effective online focus groups! 
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Flipped learning... how to get people to do the pre-work

In this episode, we’re going to suggest some ways to encourage everyone to do the flipped learning pre-work.
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Boosting communication impact with the rule of three

What is the simple, proven, powerful rule that we can use to boost the impact of our communication? In this episode we’re going to share with you the rule of three!
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How adoption pathway analysis can help us

As enablers of change it is important that we keep up-to-date with the latest extension research. But sometimes it can be hard to get the journal article, let alone make the time to read and digest it! However, we thought we could help with this. In this episode we’re exploring adoption pathway analysis, thanks to a colleague of Denise’s… Oscar Montes. 
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Reducing our biases

We all have biases that affect aspects of our lives and the lives of others with whom we interact—but it turns out there are ways to at least minimise our bias.
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Using VR and AR in extension to add an extra dimension

Have you heard the acronyms VR and AR before? If you’re like us, you might be saying yes, but I’m not really sure what each of those really means—is there even a difference? And then, like us, you might also be wondering whether they have a place in the toolkit for enablers of change. So today we thought we would explore VR and AR in extension!

Boosting survey responses

In a recent episode we talked through designing a decent survey, but of course that is only one part of the bigger picture. To boost the number of responses to our surveys, should we offer an incentive to our potential survey respondents? If we were to offer an incentive, what should it be? In this episode we’ll explore what the research says about this!
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