 
      How Impacts Are Created In Academia: Navigating Impact Channels, Zones, And Design Thinking
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Product details:
- Publisher World Scientific
- Date of Publication 24 October 2025
- ISBN 9789819808427
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages232 pages
- Language English 700
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How Impacts Are Created in Academia offers a fresh approach for aspiring academics seeking to make a lasting impact across various domains. Drawing on the experience of the impact creation journeys of nine academics, the author introduces the Impact Channels-Zones-Designs (CZD) framework of impact creation, which summarises impact channels and impact zones.This book provides a suite of impact creation tools for academics to strategically plan for maximum impact and broaden their influence. Designed to support academics in addressing real-world challenges, these tools guide users in defining impactful goals, engaging stakeholders, and measuring success across research, teaching, and community outreach. By integrating these structured frameworks into their work, academics can transform their expertise into meaningful contributions that reach beyond traditional academic boundaries and impact designs.
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