TAKE ACTION
Saturday, 24 February 2018
The self study/action guide: The action guide gives meaning to the results of the self assessment and gives suggestions on the steps to be taken in order to address your weak points. It defines “what needs to be done” (the action area); “why it should be done” (the rationale) and “how to do it” (the practical steps). The guide should be read together with the additional resources provided in the website.
Additional Resource Centre: This section houses case studies, testimonies/shared experiences, examples and other literature on the various topics. It is a repository of good practice on what works, what doesn’t and why. The resources are categorised and grouped according to the key topics/themes on innovation and entrepreneurship. We hope that as interactions in the arenas take root, members will volunteer more resources based on their experiences and these will be added to enrich the resources centre. These resources will be fully open access and registered users will use them freely
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SHARE YOUR STORIES
Saturday, 24 February 2018
Safe arena(s): This is a community area where you can log in, ask questions, post comments, answer questions and enrich the experiences by sharing your “walking through fire” stories to encourage and inspire others. This section will be moderated and monitored and is designed to allow for interactions and exchanges amongst a practitioners facing similar challenges and experiences.
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LEARN AND REFLECT
Saturday, 24 February 2018
Undertake a self assessment: The self assessment is a precursor to the envisaged group training workshops and seminars.
The self assessment tool is intended to guide personal or group reflection, analysis and action. It consists of a set of statements covering key topics and themes around innovation and entrepreneurship.
You are required to respond to these statements in a Likert scale of 1 – 5. Your responses are captured and displayed graphically on a radar chart. The radar chart is accompanied by the “interpretation of results” which explains what the responses mean and helps you understand and interpret the chart.
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