Register now at: http://www.surveygizmo.com/s/510561/km-impact-challenge-unconference-registration-form

*Complete the registration form for the opportunity to attend, space is limited to 60 participants.

Cost: Free
 

While many of us believe that more knowledge-driven programmatic approaches are inherently better, most of us are challenged to effectively measure results and demonstrate the impact of our investments in knowledge and learning.  The KM Impact Challenge is a collaborative learning process that has brought together practitioners over recent months to describe and share their experiences in assessing their knowledge and learning initiatives.  To read the case stories gathered visit: http://kdid.org/kmic/entries

The KM Impact Challenge unConference will be a two-day event that showcases practitioner experiences applying different tools and approaches to measure knowledge management and learning activities. The event will blend formal presentations with participant-led discussion sessions, and will bring together a diverse, international group of KM and M&E practitioners working in the field of international development.

Some of the topics that will be discussed at the unConference include:

• Approaches to measure the application of knowledge
• Getting the right balance between quantitative and qualitative data
• Measuring the effectiveness of online portals
• Mechanisms to compile and aggregate qualitative data

Propose a session: Interested in sharing a specific experience or proposing a discussion session for the unConference?  Please use the registration form to suggest one. 

Webinar text/icon: Can't make it in person? Participate by webinar

Follow the unConference on facebook and twitter hashtag: #kmimpact  Contact us at: kmicinfo@kdid.org

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 The KM Impact Challenge is an initiative of USAID's Knowledge-Driven Microenterprise Development (KDMD) Project in collaboration with KM4Dev.