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The VCSE partnership uses a variety of relevant media and fora as channels for dissemination of the VCSE-model to educational staff and decision makers at European universities. These range from more passive to more active in reaching out to the target audience: | The VCSE partnership uses a variety of relevant media and fora as channels for dissemination of the VCSE-model to educational staff and decision makers at European universities. These range from more passive to more active in reaching out to the target audience: | ||
1. project website | *1. project website | ||
2. publications (conference proceedings, journals, books; printed and/or online) | *2. publications (conference proceedings, journals, books; printed and/or online) | ||
3. conferences and symposiums (national, international) | *3. conferences and symposiums (national, international) | ||
4. networks (direct mailings, informal person-to-person contacts, small group meetings) | *4. networks (direct mailings, informal person-to-person contacts, small group meetings) | ||
5. on-site workshops | *5. on-site workshops | ||
A specified overview of the dissemination activities is provided in the Annex to this chapter. Whereas channels 1-4 are common ingredients of almost any dissemination strategy, the on-site workshops can be considered as a novel and innovative approach. Therefore, this chapter focuses on our experiences with on-site workshops. | A specified overview of the dissemination activities is provided in the Annex to this chapter. Whereas channels 1-4 are common ingredients of almost any dissemination strategy, the on-site workshops can be considered as a novel and innovative approach. Therefore, this chapter focuses on our experiences with on-site workshops. | ||