What are the community goals for 2019? How do they deliver real change through the Europeana Network, and how are we progressing toward them? Take a look through the three goals for the impact community, broken down into actions. And read about why this action contributes to the goal, who is leading, coordinating or overseeing the work from the Steering Group and what the current status is.
Why are we doing this - To complete the playbook
Who is involved - Impact Steering Group + invited community members - led by Maja
Status - Phase II released in ALPHA to closed review. BETA release scheduled to community before end of summer.
Why are we doing this - Translations are being created by practitioners in order to communicate the Playbook to audiences in their own countries/regions. Storing and making them available centrally maximises their value.
Who is involved - No partners - led byTBC
Status: Polish playbook published. No other translations scheduled.
Why - To ensure that advocacy is as efficient and effective as possible & the Community is well connected and informed
Who is involved - No partners - led byTBC
Status - TBC
Why - Steering group and community members become more aware of opportunities to talk about impact.
Who is involved; Everyone - led by Julia
Status: Map created & page listing events published
Why - Promote value of impact assessment and framework to non-ENA members and ENA members who are not yet Impact community members.
Who is involved; Steering Group - led by Julia
Status: Impact is an underlying theme throughout the conference programme, which features two 90 min sessions, where we will also promote Simon Tanner's forthcoming book; Delivering Impact with Digital Resources
Introduction to impact workshop
Communicating the value of digital culture to stakeholders
Why - Promote value of impact assessment and framework to non-ENA members and ENA members who are not yet Impact community members, to network and advocate, and undertake activities listed in 2.2.
Who is involved; No partners identified - led byTBC
Status: N/a
Why - Community (and other ENA) members become aware of who are putting the Framework to use and are inspired to do the same.
Who is involved; No partners identified - led byTBC
Status: N/a
Why - A pre-prepared Crash Course that can be delivered within a limited time (eg 2 hours) will be useful to aspiring practitioners, both as a source of information and a tool to communicate the framework to others (see 2.2).
Who is involved; No partners identified - led by Maja
Status: Crash Course pilot to be held at Europeana conference 2019
Why - An impact workshop directed mostly (but not exclusively) at Impact Community members to give them first experience of using the Framework tools, meet and consult the practitioners
Who is involved; Steering Group - led by Julia
Status: TBC
Why - TBC
Who is involved; No partners identified - led byTBC
Status: TBC