Working across sectors: arts and social care
Josie Vallely reflects on Creative Scotland's event, Exploring cross sector collaboration.
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on 10 Apr 2019
Exploring cross-sector collaborations
Attend Creative Scotland's free event, focusing on partnership working across the arts, social, community and justice sectors.
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on 11 Mar 2019
Community of Enquiry
A guide
A Community of Enquiry (CoE) is a workshop-style session that offers space for a group of people to collaboratively explore ideas and ask rich and meaningful questions of each other.
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on 12 Mar 2018
Co-production Project Planner
a resource to support co-production projects to happen effectively
Contains a project planning workbook, a guide to planning co-production projects and suite of Iriss facilitation tools.
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on 8 Jan 2018
Outcomes & CO
conversation openers
A tool that provides a framework for open, honest conversations about personal outcomes.
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on 8 May 2017
Fit for the Future: Lessons for collaboration
Five useful points to remember.
What can this tool be used for?
Bringing people together to collaborate.
How do you use it?
These lessons can be applied to any collaborative project and should be used as ‘food for thought’ to help plan productive partnerships.
Outcomes of using this tool
Providers are able to enable collaboration.
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on 11 Oct 2016
Place-based working
Iriss on…
Explores how a place-based approach enables effective work with people and communities to improve their health and wellbeing.
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on 28 Jul 2015
Wiggio
Communities of practice or enterprise social networks as they're also known are great for sharing learning, developing new connections and collaborating. The Knowledge Hub, Yammer and Socialcast are examples of platforms where people come together to collaborate, network and share information. These online communities can save a lot of time and money as there's no need to travel long distances, replenish the petrol tank or raid the purse for train and bus fares.
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on 7 Apr 2015
Collaborate creatively with Padlet
If you often need to collect feedback on an event, create a noticeboard, take notes, brainstorm ideas or make lists, then take a look at Padlet. It enables the creation of a 'wall' or web space where you can post text, photos and videos, and then invite others - colleagues, clients, friends - to do the same, working collaboratively to create content. And it's really easy to get started and use - you don't even have to create an account!
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on 17 Feb 2014
Google Docs
Most of us create documents (usually in Word) and circulate them by email to colleagues for comment. This generates many versions of the document on various computers along with a chaotic trail of email correspondence. Someone then has the cumbersome and time-consuming job of coordinating and synthesising all the comments.
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on 12 Sep 2011