These are two of the series of events being offered as part of the 2020 Global Learning Festival [1], click on the link to see what is being offered, and please note that more events will be added in the coming weeks.
WYNTalk- Don’t Just Rebuild, Reimagine’
Don’t miss our first WYNtalk for 2020 where you’ll join Ludo Campbell-Reid, Steve Simpson, and Graeme Codrington - for a thought-provoking discussion on re-imagining our society post-COVID.
Our guest speakers will discuss:
- Navigating these difficult times
- A vision for re-imagining our City and State
- Setting up for success in the 2020s
- Inspiration to be part of building our future now
DATE: THURSDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 2020
TIME: 4PM – 5:30PM (AEST)
TO REGISTER: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/wyntalk2020-dont-just-rebuild-re-imagine-tickets-114839522102 [2] (bookings essential)
Webinar: Applying a Collective Impact Assessment Tool To Measure Partnerships
Our webinar ‘Applying a Collective Impact Assessment Tool To Measure Partnerships - Measuring How Well Partnerships Deliver on Learning City Activities’ is running on Tuesday 1 September at 4pm AEST as a part of the 2020 Global Learning Festival [1].
CIAT is designed to measure how well partnerships deliver on Project or Learning City activities in order to assess Collective Impact.
Since its development, this tool has been used to assess a number of partnership projects, including as part of an evaluation of the Wyndham Learning Community Strategy 2014-2017 to assess the collective impact of partnerships.
This webinar will support participants to understand:
- The elements that makeup the CIAT Tool
- How CIAT has been applied to measure the strength and partnership outcomes of two projects
- How to apply CIAT to your partnership projects
Speakers:
- Dr. Leone Wheeler, Chair of the Australian Learning Community Network; PASCAL Board member
- Dr. Shanti Wong, Independent Educational Researcher
- Diane Tabbagh and Jac Torres-Gomez, Wyndham City Council
- Bernadette O’Connor, Management Governance Australia
The target audience for this event is Learning City/Learning Community Practitioners who undertake the evaluation of partnership projects and need to be able to objectively identify the strengths of those partnerships.
Register to attend here: https://bit.ly/31HSEqW [3]