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Exploring creative ways of gathering Most Significant Change (MSC) stories
Date:
01-01-1970
Location:
Online
Cost:
Free
Summary:
This event is aimed at bringing people together who have a shared interest in the use of Most Significant Change (MSC) in learning-focused evaluation. It will focus on the story gathering aspect of the MSC cycle. | Mae'r digwyddiad hwn wedi'i anelu at ddod â phobl ynghyd sydd yn rhannu diddordeb yn y defnydd o'r Newid Mwyaf Arwyddocaol (MSC) mewn gwerthuso sy'n canolbwyntio ar ddysgu. Bydd yn canolbwyntio ar agwedd casglu straeon y dull MSC.
Content:
Exploring creative ways of gathering Most Significant Change (MSC) stories
2 October 10am-1pm (online) Free
What’s it about?
This event is aimed at bringing people together who have a shared interest in the use of Most Significant Change (MSC) in learning-focused evaluation. It will focus on the story gathering aspect of the MSC cycle.
MSC stories are largely gathered in written format. However, there are other ways to gather and present stories that draw on the creative arts. Not only can these methods add to the power and impact of the stories being shared; they can also make the story gathering more accessible to people who might struggle to share in more conventional written formats.
This event will showcase examples of creative practices in MSC story gathering and provide space to reflect and learn together.
Who can attend?
This event is open to everyone.
What’s in the programme?
Speakers and presentations will include:
- Lorna Easterbrook and Imogen Blood ‘Using photos, cranky theatre and other creative ways to gather MSC stories’
- Teti Dragas ‘Crafting MSC stories as digital stories’
- Mark Robinson and Angela Rogers ‘Exploring the potential of poetry and other creative ways in MSC story gathering’.
Further information about the session.
If you would like to find out more about the session, please contact Nick Andrews at: n.d.andrews@swansea.ac.uk
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Beth yw’r digwyddiad?
Mae'r digwyddiad hwn wedi'i anelu at ddod â phobl ynghyd sydd yn rhannu diddordeb yn y defnydd o'r Newid Mwyaf Arwyddocaol (MSC) mewn gwerthuso sy'n canolbwyntio ar ddysgu. Bydd yn canolbwyntio ar agwedd casglu straeon y dull MSC.
Mae straeon MSC yn cael eu casglu gan fwyaf mewn fformat ysgrifenedig. Ond mae ffyrdd eraill o gasglu a chyflwyno straeon sy'n tynnu ar y celfyddydau creadigol. Gall y dulliau hyn ychwanegu at bŵer ac effaith y straeon sy'n cael eu rhannu; ond gallan nhw hefyd wneud y broses casglu straeon yn fwy hygyrch i bobl a allai gael trafferth rhannu mewn fformatau ysgrifenedig mwy confensiynol.
Bydd y digwyddiad hwn yn arddangos enghreifftiau o arferion creadigol mewn casglu straeon MSC ac yn darparu gofod i fyfyrio a dysgu gyda'n gilydd.
Pwy all fynychu?
Mae'r digwyddiad hwn yn agored i bawb.
Beth sydd yn y rhaglen?
Bydd siaradwyr a chyflwyniadau’n cynnwys:
- Lorna Easterbrook ac Imogen Blood 'Defnyddio lluniau, theatr cranky a ffyrdd creadigol eraill i gasglu straeon MSC'
- Teti Dragas 'Creu straeon MSC fel straeon digidol'
- Mark Robinson ac Angela Rogers 'Archwilio potensial barddoniaeth a ffyrdd creadigol eraill wrth gasglu straeon MSC'.
Rhagor o wybodaeth am y sesiwn.
Os hoffech chi ddarganfod mwy am y sesiwn, cysylltwch â Nick Andrews ar: n.d.andrews@swansea.ac.uk
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