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Intended Learning outcomesThis page is designed to help you:
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Your narrative can come in different scales or formats, like a museum has its own story and individual stories for different exhibitions. You may want to create an overarching narrative for the entire report or just a powerful story about findings and impact claims in the main body or conclusions. Find the approach that works best for you!
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Tip Have you kept note of any insightful phrases or quotes that you can use in your report and that will help you highlight a specific finding or theme? |
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Tools from Phase one can help you think about what you include in your narrative. Do you reflect on the social, economic, organisational or innovative value of your activity? Do you think about your legacy or activity? Do you think about the change you find in your data in the short-term and long-term and what connections can you make to the impact you want to make in the world?
Review your change pathway
What was the bigger change that you wanted or needed to see?
What was the problem you were trying to solve with your activities?
Where did you put your accountability line and does that still make sense?
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Explore how we used this technique to report on the impact assessment of Europeana 2020.
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