Table 2.
Focus and learning objectives of KTFN sessions
| Session | Session 1a: Setting the stage for KT thinking | Session 2a: Organizing KT thinking | Session 3a: Putting KT thinking into motion | Session 4a: Putting KT planning into action: implementation and sustainability | Session 5a: Putting KT planning into action: Demonstrating impact | Session 6a: Putting KT planning into action: Applying KT knowledge |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sessional Learning Objectives (application of Bloom’s Taxonomy [26]) |
Describe KT Discuss the importance and value of integrating KT into the disability context |
Identify core KT principles Distinguish between iKT and end-of-grant KT (eKT) Apply iKT and eKT frameworks to KT project plan |
Discuss the benefits of KT planning Identify types of KT strategies Embed KT strategies into KT project plan to achieve goals |
Identify different implementation strategies Identify sustainability constructs Embed implementation strategies and sustainability constructs into KT project plan |
Identify and discuss KT indicators for goal achievement Identify collective hopes for impact for people in the system Embed evaluation strategies into KT project plan |
Apply KT content learned through the delivery of a KT plan and participation in a simulation |
iKT: stakeholders collaborate throughout the entire process to drive work (e.g., co-create objectives)
eKT: KT that happens at the end or completion of work (e.g. presentations, publications, products to prime for implementation)
aReference to: KT terminology, seminal literature, KT theories, models, and frameworks was made throughout the sessions, where appropriate