SCC 2012 Youth voice: getting a fresh persepctive on your projects (Holly Margerison)

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Youth voice: getting a fresh
perspective on your projects

Science Communication Conference 2012

Holly Margerison
Careers from Science Manager

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Use of focus groups in
Future Morph development
• Original ideas for Future Morph
1. Literature review
2. Focus groups
3. Branding exercise

• Themed pages in ‘My Future Finder’

• Hidden Science action on Orange ‘Do Some Good’ app

• Design refresh

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Naming the site

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Online Vote

• 801 votes across the UK

• 439 10-18 years : 362 19+ years

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• 405 Male : 396 Female

Pros & cons
Pros
• Focus groups help to get stakeholder buy in

• Helps to know you are producing a useful
resource
Cons
• Time & resources
• Doing it early enough to be able to put results
into practice
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Theme pages – focus groups
Task 1 – Match job titles to theme
ideas

Task 2 – Card-sorting
exercise

Task 3 – New theme ideas

Free time on Future Morph
& questionnaire

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Jobs that a) students already knew about and b) were
surprised involved science and maths

a) b)

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Who would students go to for careers advice?

What is the best thing about Future Morph?

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Hidden Science action – audience input

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From this…

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…to the all new Future Morph site!

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