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Phase one Intended Learning outcomes (ILOs)By building your capacity in using the approach set out in Phase one of the Impact Playbook, you will be able to:
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Quick quiz Do any of the following options apply to your situation?
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Planning - Use the Impact Playbook to design an impactful and stakeholder-centred activity and/or to plan your impact assessment
Use Phase one tools to create an impactful and well thought through project proposal
Use Phase one tools to convince your colleagues to support your ideas for your activity
Delivery - Use Phase one and two tools to help you make improvements as you go, focus more on the impact you want to deliver for your stakeholders, and plan your impact assessment
Post- or at At the end of project (or when the project is [ almost ] finished ) - Use the use Phase one (and Phase four) tools to design and conduct an impact assessment or evaluation
Use your findingsby looking back, and using what you have learned to make improvements to your next activities
Use your findings to advocate about the value of your work and of digital cultural heritage
If you want to assess the impact of your organisation, you might first look at your organisational mission statement, or if you don’t have one, use Phase one to help you get there. You might also be interested in Phase four’s guidance on Theory of Change, too.
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You’ll have an overview of the stakeholders who you create value for and you’ll know what impact you’d like to measure. You’ll be ready to get the ball rolling moving with Phase two, data collection.
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After Phase one, you’ll have:
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Explore the stages of Phase one
Get to know your stakeholders and focus your impact assessment on your priority stakeholders
Think big about your impact through the Strategic Perspectives and Value Lenses tools
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