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Civic Media Impact: Opening Statement by Erhardt Graeff
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Impact and Assessment
April 7, 2016
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MIT Center for Civic Media
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Civic Media Impact
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MIT Center for Civic Media
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MIT Center for Civic Media
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What is impact?
• Change
• Changing Laws, Markets, Norms, Code
• Learning, Gaining Self-Efficacy, Affecting Emotions
• Community-building, Movement-building
• Evidence
• Impressions, Statistics, Products, Stories
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Why is this important to me?
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MIT Center for Civic Media
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Why is this important to us?
Defining success
If we are to define a field of Civic Media, we must be
able to define when interventions succeed
Empirically driving design toward what matters
Civic media’s deep connection to media and
technology makes our research accountable for future
design, and even theories must be tested
Communicating results and value to funders
They are also a stakeholder with an explicit goal of
social impact; and right now, we are responsible for
shaping how they conceive of impact
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Why is it so hard?
Research Design
Finding an appropriate question and methodology is a
conversation and compromise among many
stakeholders
Instrumentation
Answering the questions that really matter can
demand approaches and tools that don’t currently exist
Project Implementation
Research can complicate a project’s deployment or
even its primary mission
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MIT Center for Civic Media
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A note of thanks
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