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Storytelling for Translational Research Impact - hosted by the Research Engagement Committee
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ID: 233
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Alternative Events 90 minutes Confirmation 1: I/we acknowledge that all session authors/presenters have read and agreed to the ASIS&T Annual Meeting Policies Topics: Research into Practice (participatory research; practice-based research; research impact) Keywords: Translational Research, Impact Stories, Storytelling, Research into Practice Storytelling for Translational Research Impact - hosted by the Research Engagement Committee 1University of Tennessee-Knoxville, USA; 2Uppsala University, Sweden; 3Catholic University of America, USA; 4City, University of London, UK; 5OCLC, USA; 6RMIT University, Australia; 7University of Toronto, Canada; 8University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA Translational research converts research knowledge into practical wisdom for a community (What is Translational Research, n.d.). Storytelling for translational research means that the researcher knows the audience; crafts a narrative; sticks to the plot; and imparts wisdom in a meaningful way – all elements of a good story from a good storyteller. In this hybrid panel and workshop, led by members of the ASIS&T Research Engagement Committee, our successful researchers/storytellers will illustrate how a good translational research impact story is structured. Then, our storytelling experts will help participants craft their own research narratives to put translational research storytelling into practice for their own research stories. Dr. Kate McDowell, panelist and storytelling expert, teaches both storytelling and data storytelling courses, and is the 2022 recipient of the ASIS&T Outstanding Information Science Teacher Award. She states: “When research successfully translates into legislative or policy changes, it always comes down to a shared narrative experience. The story emerges in the dynamic interaction between the teller and the audience.” The aim of this session is to create confident storytellers. Hosted by the Research and Engagement Committee. |