Outputs, outcomes, and impacts in creative practice research

Discover how creative practice research leads to tangible results, meaningful changes, and lasting effects in this online event!
About this Event

In this session, facilitated by Dr. Lyle Skains, participants will explore how to integrate the Theory of Change model into creative practice research. The workshop will guide researchers through building pathways to impact within their project planning, helping them to better articulate and achieve the broader societal and cultural effects of their work. Using case studies, the session will illustrate how adopting this approach can lead to more focused and impactful research outcomes. Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of how to apply these strategies to their own creative practice research.

Bio: Dr. Lyle Skains is a renowned researcher in the field of creative practice, with a particular focus on methodology and impact. She has published extensively on creative practice as research, with her influential work, Creative Practice as Research: Discourse on Methodology, offering significant insights into the theoretical underpinnings and practical applications of creative research. Dr. Skains is known for her expertise in designing research projects that not only advance creative practice but also demonstrate clear pathways to impact, making her a leading voice in this growing field.