Information is Power
This event was funded and facilitated by:
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The Information is Power series over 3 months was designed to develop the capacity of the community services sector – individually and collectively – to turn data into information that has power. It responds to the direction proposed by participants in the first session in April and considered:
The sessions were in two formats:
Facilitators were Dr Marion Norton and Brentyn Parkin
Invited speakers have a passion for information and expertise in collecting and using it.
Previous Event Dates:
- what data to collect and what we have access to
- how to use the data to tell our stories.
The sessions were in two formats:
- A breakfast session to discuss the topic, find out what is new, identify issues, find common ground, share solutions and generate ideas to go forward
- A workshop session that mentors participants to apply the concepts in a practical way to their own context – a skill development session
Facilitators were Dr Marion Norton and Brentyn Parkin
Invited speakers have a passion for information and expertise in collecting and using it.
Previous Event Dates:
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23rd October 2013 - Breakfast
30th October - Workshop Turning data into useful information - How to... What for... Who for? Brentyn Parkin |
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20th November 2013 - Breakfast 27th November - Workshop How do we measure progress? What contribution do you make? Dr Geoff Woolcock Margaret Blade |
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11th December 2013 - Breakfast
18th December - Workshop How do we measure productivity – as an entity and as an industry? Capturing information to demonstrate efficiency Marion Norton |
