What are some key questions to ask about research impact?

What are some key questions I should ask to evaluate the impact of my research?

You might consider asking: 1) Who are the stakeholders affected by your research? 2) What changes have occurred as a result of your findings? 3) How is your research being utilized in practice?

Can you elaborate on how to identify stakeholders?

Certainly! Stakeholders can include policymakers, practitioners, community members, and other researchers. You can identify them by considering who is directly or indirectly affected by your research outcomes.

What methods can I use to measure the impact?

You can use surveys, interviews, case studies, and citation analysis to measure the impact of your research. Each method provides different insights.

How often should I assess the impact of my research?

It's beneficial to assess impact regularly, perhaps annually or biannually, to stay updated on how your research is being applied and its ongoing relevance.