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    Section 3. Who are the publics in 'public engagement'?

    • 3.1 Not just the 'general public'! 3.1 Not just the 'general public'!
    • 3.2 Audiences 3.2 Audiences
    • 3.3 Community partners 3.3 Community partners
    • 3.4 Activity: Who are the publics in 'public engagement'? 3.4 Activity: Who are the publics in 'public engagement'?
    • 3.5 Discussion: Who are the publics in 'public engagement'? 3.5 Discussion: Who are the publics in 'public engagement'?
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  • Course information
  • About this course
  • Section 1. What is public engagement with research?
  • 1.1 Defining public engagement
  • 1.2 Some other key terms
  • 1.3 Activity: What is public engagement with research?
  • 1.4 Discussion: What is public engagement with research?
  • Section 2. Describing your own research
  • 2.1 Elevator pitches
  • 2.2 Activity: Describing your own research
  • 2.3 Discussion: Describing your own research
  • Section 3. Who are the publics in 'public engagement'?
  • 3.1 Not just the 'general public'!
  • 3.2 Audiences
  • 3.3 Community partners
  • 3.4 Activity: Who are the publics in 'public engagement'?
  • 3.5 Discussion: Who are the publics in 'public engagement'?
  • Section 4. Planning your public engagement activities: first steps
  • 4.1 Formats for public engagement events
  • 4.2 Key questions for event planning
  • 4.3 Activity: Planning your public engagement activities
  • 4.4 Discussion: Planning your public engagement activities
  • Section 5. Recommended resources
  • 5.1 Further reading
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