While any of these can help free your team from the dreaded email pile-up, while fostering greater knowledge exchange, it can be hard to wean people off of their email-a-link habit: get them started by providing a post-by-email option, and their behavior will shift over time.
Similarly, while international platforms developed by the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification have started to facilitate greater knowledge exchange between scientists and policymakers, analyses have failed to consider the powerful informal actions that scientists can take to allow their research to inform evidence-based international policy.
Sir Ken Robinson's famous animated articulation continues to ground the discussion, but all around the world, local innovators are springing up to perpetuate real change in great knowledge exchanges.
The transdisciplinary work presented was seen to be of great importance for knowledge exchange and social learning.
Finally, it is argued that participatory approaches are great opportunities for knowledge exchange between vulnerable groups and the scientific community (Kelman and Glantz 2014).
Although very few CHWs in Nkhotakota and Salima Districts personally owned and used mobile phones at the time of the needs assessment, project staff agreed that the large and growing use of the SMS technology offered great potential as a channel for knowledge exchange.
And the councils have not always showered themselves in administrative glory: several of the changes proposed in the "Research Councils Together" package should bring greater coherence to the delivery of doctoral training, communications, knowledge exchange, public engagement, finance and international activities.
Leadership programme : This component provides an opportunity for agency-nominated leaders to consider the value of research in their work, current approaches to knowledge exchange and how to bring about a greater use of evidence from research in their agency.
It was also a time in which cities achieved great cultural, artistic and intellectual advances, spawning both trade and knowledge exchange.
In particular, interactive games have been proven to be an effective way for facilitating knowledge exchange between humans and machines and have attracted great research interest intersecting the fields of computing science and cognitive science [ 3, 16].
This is a strategy that is pursued to great effect by thinktanks, as Professor Judy Sebba, a director of research and knowledge exchange at the University of Sussex, noted recently on the excellent Impact of Social Sciences blog run by the London School of Economics.
