Dissemination Activities. If requested by CFGR, the Administering Institution must ensure that the Affiliated Doctoral Student completes the following research dissemination activities, in a form and substance satisfactory to CFGR:
Dissemination Activities. Via newsletter of crèches, via Gezinsbond (Family Association), … Risks • Crèche staff might “forget” to evaluate the BAMBINI box. Resources • 50 hours. • 200 Euro. Implementation of the Activity Step Activity Needed material Start date Step 1: Assemble box BAMBINI toys, books, … January 2011 Step 2: Contact crèches and find 15 crèches Beginning of 2011 Step 3: Distribute boxes to 15 crèches Box with all materials Eastern 2011 Step 4: Gather boxes and evaluate End of June 2011 Evaluation table Range of possible activities developed in AA3 Maxsumo level Indicators Methodology Timing - raise awareness among kindergartens and pre- schools and their staff about travel socialisation (≠ efforts to get stakeholders on board) A - 30 of crèches contacted via other BAMBINI activities for AA3 - records - Develop box A - Boxes ready for distribution - documentation - test BAMBINI Box, .. for children (age group 3-6) with materials produced - BAMBINI box ready for use - Box tested in 15 crèches - 225 of involved children and their parents - 60% satisfaction with the box - records - questionnaire for staff of crèches - 2011 - After sending back the box Contact Information Organisation name: Mobiel 21 Contact person: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Website: xxx.xxxxxx00.xx Phone: +0000000000 Email: Xxxxx.xxxxxxx@xxxxxx00.xx Workshop for crèche staff (Bulgaria) Bambini Partner name: Municipality of Hisarya Country: Bulgaria Application Area (AA): AA3 Crèche Short description of the application activities There will be workshops so that the personnel in the Crèche get acquainted with the targets and the content of the BAMBINI project. They will also address the introduction of new toys, books and other materials in the learning process and preparation of the personnel. The workshops will aim at getting the personnel acquainted with the target of the BAMBINI project and the participation of the personnel during its practical realization. The personnel of the crèche will prepare and present an open lesson with the kids at which the parents will be invited in order to see how the content of the BAMBINI project will be implemented. SMART objectives of the application Specific: 3 workshops: one in 2010 and two in 2011. Measureable: Participation to the workshops and satisfaction level of the participants will be measured through questionnaires. Acceptable: Get one crèches involved in the project vision. Realistic: 4-6 employees of the crèche and 20-30 parents. Time-Bound: 2011. Target group(s): ...
Dissemination Activities. News letter template Development of the first version of the newsletter template. Elaboration of the template with the information provided by the rest of the partners. Dissemination material Poster, leaflet. Collaboration in the development of the dissemination materials. Interest Group Identification of the interest group list for the dissemination of the newsletter and project information. Press dissemination We have made an intensive work in disseminating eDIANA project activities in press media.
Dissemination Activities. This task concerns delivering impact on the scientific community via publications in highly ranked scientific journals and participation in international scientific conferences. List of academic publications
Dissemination Activities. The new ‗Dissemination activities‘ (available since 01/06//2010, ProjectAngel 7.1.6, see p. 90) allows all authorised participants to list their dissemination activities (publications, conferences, workshops, web, press releases, flyers, etc) carried out in the context of the project as they occur. This information is relevant for the periodic and final reports, and can be made public by the European Commission at the end of the project to demonstrate the added-value and positive impact of the project on the European Community. Compared to the corresponding reporting section – where only team leaders and or the coordinator can enter and review such entries here in 'Publications' a wider range of project members are free to list their dissemination activities of any given period.
Dissemination Activities. Figure 35 Dissemination activities table The dissemination activities (events, meetings, publications, use of foreground, etc.) for the reporting period in question and as reported by the different team leaders are listed here. The publications and dissemination activities relevant to the respective reporting period are an exact mirror of those entered in the ‗Publications‘ module. The project coordinator is authorised to carry out any necessary corrections/changes.
Dissemination Activities. Although all the above approaches include dissemination activities, in this section we focus on dissemination activities that target the wider society (including our specific target groups such as students).
Dissemination Activities. PREFORMA will also disseminate the results of the project to the wider cultural heritage community, researchers and developers beyond the consortium, in order to enable them to benefit from the research of the consortium and from the work of the project. The wide range of dissemination and outreach activities planned by PREFORMA – which include: the web presence of the project through specialised magazines (xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx); registration to the search engines; presence on the social networks; the international conference; presentation to public events – will have the effect to create interest by other memory institutions in the results of the project, enlarging the network of users and reinforcing the impact of the initiative. The dissemination will have two main targets: - the memory institutions, to inform them about the availability of the open source results of PREFORMA and to encourage new organisations to join the PREFORMA network of common interest; - the technology providers, to xxxxxx their participation to the joint tender called by PREFORMA and the new tenders that are expected to be launched after the end of the EC funding period to continue the research started in PREFORMA. In addition, the results of PREFORMA will be presented to other networks as well and national, regional and European projects, in order to contribute to a better and more spread delivery of the impact expected by the adoption of the PREFORMA results. The dissemination will be taken care of by Work Package 4.
Dissemination Activities. With reference to the D.7.1 METALS dissemination strategy, both online and offline actions have been conducted between M1 and M18. Against the different dissemination channels envisaged at the beginning of the project, this section aims to list all activities per channel implemented over this period.
Dissemination Activities. To promote the PROSYS-Laser project and its developments and to get a high visibility in the research and PPE sector, various dissemination activities were done such as publications in magazines and journals, trade fair booths, presentations on conferences, etc. In detail, the project results were published in the following magazines/journals: Advances in Science and Technology – Smart and Interactive Textiles [18] Technische Textilien / Technical Textiles [19] sicher ist sicher – Arbeitsschutz aktuell [20,21] In addition, contributions were submitted to the following journals and conferences: Journal of Laser Applications (JLA) SPIE journal "Applications of Lasers" Lasers in Manufacturing (LiM) 2013, to be published in Physics Procedia On quite a lot of fairs and conferences, the project was presented by flyer distribution or poster and prototype shows on booths of single partners. Important examples are Euroblech 2012, PPE Conference 2011, A+A 2011 PPE, Occupational Safety and Health, Stainless Steel World 2011, LASYS (fair for laser material processing) 2012, and Industrial Technologies Conference 2012. Furthermore, a project website (xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xx), including basic project-related information, was created. Presentations were held at several conferences and workshops: PPE Conference 2011 (Belgium) Scandinavian Laser Safety Conference (SLSC) 2011 (Sweden) 7th Annual Public Conference EURATEX (ETP) 2012 (Belgium) CIMTEC 2012 (Italy) 6. Auswärtsseminar der AG „Optische Technologien“ 2012 (Germany) Nano-Biotechnology PL 2012 (Poland) Dornbirn Man-Made Fibres Congress 2012 (Austria) Workshop "Aktiver Laserschutz - aktive Schutzkonzepte und -systeme für den sicheren Lasereinsatz" 2012 (Germany) Aachen Dresden textile conference 2012 (Germany) Furthermore, the trademark “PROSYS-laser” has been filed in terms of a word as well as a figurative mark (Figure 24). Figure 24: PROSYS-Laser logo, protected as a figurative trademark.
