Impact Tracker Features

Impact Tracker is mostly used for collecting impact evidence. It can also be used for project management and for impact planning.

Project Management

Impact Planning

For both exisiting and new projects, Impact Tracker provides a robust framework for assessing what type of impact your project can achieve. It also provides possible measures of success for building in milestones to your research impact journey. Impact Planning using Impact Tracker includes:

setting impact objectives
mapping stakeholders
planning engagement activities
analysing impact indicators

Impact Evidence

Evidence should be collected through the entire research process. Examples of impact evidence include:

traditional research outputs, such as: research articles, reports, conferences, presentations etc.
non-traditional resarch outputs such as: artwork, musical composition, live performances etc.
engagement activities such as: interviews, podcasts, social media etc.

With Impact Tracker, you can: