Archive for the ‘engagement’ Category
by Dan Sutch filed under engagement | 16 February 2009
As part of the Public and Stakeholder Engagement of beyond Current Horizons a Citizens Panel was established to ask members of the public questions about the future of education. The Citizen’s Panel was sent a ten question survey that included both ordering questions and free text entry. Questions included asking about the immediate goals of education, as well as hopes, fears and expectations for future education. An additional seven questions were included to gather demographic characteristics of the respondents.
by Dan Sutch filed under BCH general, engagement | 28 November 2008
What do 500 members of the public think about the future of education? What do they hope for and what are they concerned about? A first (small) insight to all you avid BCH Blog readers of some of the comments that have come back as part of a 500 strong demographically sampled ‘Citizens Panel’ – when they were asked to comment on a range of issues about educational futures.
by Mary Ulicsak filed under BCH general, engagement | 17 November 2008
Am sure you’ve all seen Million Futures – you remember, virtual paper planes, your wishes for the future… Very pretty, if you haven’t seen it take a look. Anyway, in addition to being inspirational and fun there is a purpose. As it says, the responses on the planes contribute to the report we’re compiling of [...]
