Module 6 - Dissemination

Overview | Who? Audience | How? Methods | Who-How-What | Proposal Steps | Resources

Proposal Steps

Goal: Draft a dissemination plan for your proposal

The dissemination plan does not have to be long, but it should include all of the dissemination methods your project realistically intends to use. Be as specific as possible: give examples of conferences that you would like to submit a conference proposal to, what papers you might write, what organizations or networks you might leverage. Remember that dissemination is a way to broaden the reach and participation of your project. Please refer to Tab 4: WHO | HOW | WHAT for more guidance. If you have a plan for how your projects findings and products will be sustained after the project’s funding has ended, be sure to include this information as well.

Progress Check

Before moving on, make sure you have completed the following steps:

  • Drafted a dissemination plan
  • Referred back to your draft proposal. Compare it to your dissemination plan. Do you have a strategy for disseminating your project’s findings and products?

 

Course Homepage

This course is being preserved for historical purposes. While the project has ended, the materials remain highly relevant for proposal development and can still serve as a valuable resource for NSF proposal writers. The course is no longer maintained, and some content may reference past initiatives or deadlines.