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OPD_Introduction into Public Engagement 22 May

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Jon Urch - Crime cafe, Bright Club (stand up comedy final outcome of presentation training) Notes and follow up information taken from the NCCPE (National Co-Ordinating Centre for Public Engagement). Highlighted red for the relevant and applicable to this research. Blind engagement throughout project - not just as an output. Ideas - Draw in the Dark? Paint in the dark? Blind versus Sighted draw-off. Stickers. Interactive Augmented reality projected questionnaire or data findings. Dine in the Dark. Tiltbrush in the dark with sighted/blindfolded/blind participants. Draw and then describe to a partner (who cannot see the drawing) - so that they can replicate it. My drawing - too complicated to describe! My drawing partner's drawing and my interpretation of it - described with measurements and simple shapes. Public Engagement by definition is a two way process, with the goal of generating mutual benefit, structured in such as way to benefit the researcher. Quant...