Project lead
Michelle Aung Thin
Summary
A project addressing how to measure the real-world benefits of creative practice research.
Significant emphasis is placed upon measuring the effects and consequences of impact and how research outcomes are implemented at scale, beyond academia. This initiative explored how to plan for such pathways and what bespoke methods, modes and medium are most appropriate for research to reach the broader public. This is part of an ongoing conversation in RMIT’s Creative Practice disciplines.
In this series of hands on workshops presented by RMIT’s non/fictionLab, Screen & Sound Cultures, School of Design and RMIT Culture, leaders in the field demonstrated how to engage and translate practice and research into real-world benefits. Participants included creative practice researchers and industry creatives.
