Design Based Implementation Research

February 2016 RPP Forum: Measuring Results of Partnerships

2016

How can we tell when our partnerships are working well? What kind of outcomes can we look for and measure?

February’s RPP Forum, which aired on February 18, addresses the topic: “Measuring Results of Partnerships.” You can watch the webinar recording here.

The Research-Practice Partnerships Forum is a monthly webinar series created by the Research + Practice Collaboratory to discuss challenges, successes, and strategies for doing collaborative work in education. Host, Bill Penuel invites a panel of researchers and educators involved in research-practice partnerships across the country to share their experiences and recommended resources. Join the live stream every third Thursday and follow the conversation on Twitter (#RPPchat).

Explore recommended partnership resources shared by panelists, listed below.

Please join us for the next RPP Forum, Sustaining Partnerships, on March 17, 2016.

Panelists for February 18 include:

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