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If you have very little time and resources for dissemination activities, there are still some things you can do that do not require lots of work or learning new skills.
Stay informed on Slack
Cochrane's core staff uses Slack, an online collaboration and chat platform, to encourage communication between members of our core community. The "all-comms-help" channel on Slack has been set up to increase the coordination of communication activities across our organisation as well as provide content ideas and guidance for dissemination activities. It also provides a platform for members to ask questions and share their news with the rest of the community, who may in turn circulate it to their audience if relevant.
Please find more details here on how to access Slack: https://help.cochrane.org/kb/article/109-cochrane-communications-for-our-community/
cochrane.org and your Cochrane group website
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- Linking to your translations from other websites.
- Featuring translations in health journals, media or blogs on a regular basis. Please But please note though, that reprint reprints of translations outside of Cochrane websites requires require approval from Cochrane and Wiley.
- Partnering with universities to involve medicine or translation students in your project.
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- Tracking the number of subscribers of your mailing lists and newsletters.
- Tracking the number of followers, likes, tweets, etc. on your social media accounts. This data is usually easily accessible within your account.
- Tracking the access to your translations on on cochrane.org. We can provide analytics on various metrics, including the number of page views, origin of users, etc., over any given period of time.
- Tracking press coverage via Cochrane’s global media monitoring service. We can track mentions of Cochrane in different languages and share press from your region or language with you. An introductory video to explain why media monitoring is useful and how it can help you with dissemination is available here: http://ow.ly/azXw30bLMOc.