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Reporting: experiences from a multi-lateral project Alison Bullock Cardiff University Erasmus Co-ordinators’ meeting, Brussels 23-24 January 2012

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Reporting: experiences from a multi-lateral project . Alison Bullock Cardiff University Erasmus Co-ordinators’ meeting, Brussels 23-24 January 2012. Overview. How we arrive at the content of the project and financial reports How we use the reporting forms provided by the Agency - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Reporting: experiences from  a multi-lateral project

Reporting: experiences from a multi-lateral project

Alison BullockCardiff University

Erasmus Co-ordinators’ meeting, Brussels23-24 January 2012

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Overview

1. How we arrive at the content of the project and financial reports

2. How we use the reporting forms provided by the Agency3. How we complete the "public" and “confidential” parts of

the Agency reports4. How we use the public part of the reports for

dissemination purposes5. How we organise project book-keeping6. How we involve partners in reporting7. How we use the feedback of the Agency

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Harmonization & Standardization of European Dental Schools' Programs of

Continuing Professional Development for Graduate

Dentists Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency Lifelong Learning:

ErasmusPROJECT NUMBER – 509961-LLP-1-2010-1-UK-ERASMUS-EMHE

€300K (plus €100k own contribution) – 2 years duration

Collaboration between six organisations:– Cardiff University, UK– National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece (EL)– Rīga Stradiņš University, Latvia (LV)– University of Helsinki, Finland (FI)– Academic Centre for Dentistry, Amsterdam, Netherlands (NL)– Association for Dental Education in Europe based in the University

of Dublin dental school in Ireland (IE)

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7 Work Packages (WPs)

WP1 ManagementWP2 Quality Planning

WP6 Exploitation Promotion & utilisation of project outcomes

WP7 DisseminationPublicity Activities

Development WPsWP3 CPD Survey & Inventory. Core topicsWP4 Guidelines: organization and quality

managementWP5 Teaching Module - Core CPD topic.

Module guidance

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Management (WP1)Q1 Project Content & Financial Reporting

• Project Handbook - finance information- DentCPD Financial Handbook - aide memoire

• Follow Timeframes• Set Tasks

Face-to-face Task Group meetings (2 per year) - focal point- Content/outlines of reports are discussed - Roles are clarified - who's taking forward?

F2F meetings - complemented by tele/videoconferences (3/year) and- very regular email exchange.

Draft documentation is emailed prior to meetings – specific actions.   Requests for financial information - driven by the co-ordinator.

•Project Manager•Co-ordinators meeting - right time, know questions to ask, agency staff approachable

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January February March April May June July August September October November December January February March April May June July August September October November December January February March April May June July August September October November December January February March April May June July August SeptemberQ1 - 2010 Q2 - 2010 Q3 - 2010 Q4 - 2010 Q1 - 2011 Q2 - 2011 Q3 - 2011 Q4 - 2011 Q1 - 2012 Q2 - 2012 Q3 - 2012 Q4 - 2012 Q1 - 2013 Q2 - 2013 Q3 - 2013

1.1 Creation oftask group

CU 01-11-10

2.1 Identificationof the evaluatorACTA 01-11-10

1.2 Project workbookand financial handbook

CU 01-12-10

2.2 Indicator to assessprogress and quality

ACTA 01-12-10

3.1 Taskgroup

meetingCU

06-01-11

3.2 Questionnaire andliterature/Internet

searchCU 20-02-11

3.3 Database ofCPD for graduate

dentists in EuropeCU 30-04-11

4.2 Task Group MeetingUHID 25-08-11

4.3 Presentation to a Europeanmeeting/conference

UHID 25-08-11

4.1 Draft guidelines forCPDmanagers and educators

UHID 25-08-11

3.4 Agreement on corecomponents of CPD

CU 30-09-11

3.5Inventory of

CPD forgraduate

dentists inthe EU

CU 31-10-11

4.4 Guidelinesfor CPD

Managers andEducators

UHID01-12-11

4.5 Publication ofthe Guidelines

(EJDE , Internet)UHID 31-01-12

5.1 Task groupmeeting

NKUA 06-01-12

2.3 Interim reportACTA 01-04-12

5.3 Electronic educationalinteractivewebsite

NKUA 29-08-12

5.4 Teaching module guidelinesNKUA 29-08-12

6.2 Presentation at European MeetingsADEE 29-08-12

5.2 Development of anexemplar teaching module

NKUA 29-08-12

5.5 Final task group meetingNKUA 29-08-12

6.1 Project website managementADEE 30-09-12

6.3 Website uploadsADEE 30-09-12

6.4 PublicationsADEE 30-09-12

7.1 Promotion of the Publicationat European level

RSU 30-09-12

1.3 Final Project ReportCU 01-10-12

2.3 Interim reportACTA 01-04-12

2.3 Interim reportACTA 01-09-11

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Time Line

co-ordinators meeting

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Management (WP1)Q1: Project Content & Financial Reporting

• Project Handbook - finance information- DentCPD Financial Handbook - aide memoire

• Follow Timeframes• Set Tasks

Face-to-face Task Group meetings (2 per year) - focal point- Content/outlines of reports are discussed - Roles are clarified - who's taking forward?

F2F meetings - complemented by tele/videoconferences (3/year) and- very regular email exchange.

Draft documentation is emailed prior to meetings – specific actions.   Requests for financial information - driven by the co-ordinator.

•Project Manager•Co-ordinators meeting - right time, know questions to ask, agency staff approachable

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Quality Assurance (WP2)Q2 Reporting FormsQA – Evaluator

• QA template – measures against project timelines

• Provide interim progress report – 6/12 (April 2011)

• Confidential Report as a template

• Monitoring tool - throughout the project

• Follow-up at each Task group meetings Tele/video conferences

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Q3 Confidential & Public Reports (WP2)

• Confidential report – prepare draft July/August- TG meeting (Sept) – run-in 6 weeks- Products & Outcomes / Supporting Documents

• Public report- Confidential report information- Application form - Dissemination/Exploitation focus

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Q4 Dissemination/Exploitation (WP6&7)

• Website (www.dentcpd.org)- Initially broad-based information on the project- Takes off year 2 (when WP3 & 4 are completed)

• Project presentations – orals, posters• Publications• Links to wider issues

- EU directives- Journal EHEA – bologna handbook- Dental Regulatory body directives

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• Sustainability

• Follow up projects

• Build on the project promote the impact

•DentEd

Q4 Dissemination/Exploitation (WP6&7)

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Q5 Project Book-keeping (WP1&2)• Requirements are discussed at meetings • Lead partner models what's required – Actions agreed • Common template for recording time Staff Costs.• Invoices

funds delegated to Co-beneficiaries?- Trust- Responsibility / facilitates management of project

• Dissemination activity - logged centrally - updates requested at meetings

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Q5 Project Book-keeping (WP1&2)• Time line• Actions/tasks – meetings• Progress reports

- Evaluator- Co-ordinator and lead Co-ben project team

• Finance1. EACEA financial spreadsheet (FS)2. Local (FS) (hours to staff days)

- Currency issues- EU financial situation- Vire funds within staff/non-staff and across: 10%

rule3. Timesheet – hours

*****1. 2.3.*****

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EACEA FS Timesheet

?? Produce local financial spreadsheet which then defines the timesheet

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Q6 Involving Co-beneficiaries• Contribute to the drafting of the reports for the Agency• Ensure you receive the necessary contributions from the partners

on timePartners' contributions depend on their activity within WPs. Timing: regular reminders – email/phone to specific partners; verbal

updates at meetings - any delays are explained. Culture of sharing and openness in the group

- where delay is looming – discussed with lead partner, help offered

• Responsibility• Timesheets – co-beneficiary• Local (FS) – co-ordinator/administrator in lead project team• EACEA (FS) – finance officer and lead project team

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Work-packages – Co-beneficiary Interaction

Management (WP1), QA (WP2), Exploitation (WP6) and Dissemination (WP7)

Development WPs 3,4,5

WP Lead Main support

WP1 Cardiff (UK) LV

WP2 ACTA (NL) UK, LV

WP6 ADEE (IE) EL

WP7 Riga (LV) NL, IE

WP Lead Main support

WP3 Cardiff (UK) FI

WP4 Helsinki (FI) UK, EL, IE

WP5 Athens (EL) FI, IE

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Q7 Feedback from the Agency

Progress reports • submitted mid-October – due 31.10.2011• EACEA approval December 2011

- Management - Finances - maintain vigilance!!- Quality of Outputs

- Remember to address Sustainability - Website – slippage but moving forward since October - Dissemination – expand – not done ourselves justice

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Q7 Feedback from the Agency• Distributed immediately to Co-beneficiaries• Discussion at Task Group meeting January 2012

Concentrate on ProgressWhat’s been achieved & what can be achieved

- Remainder of project- Beyond project- Future projects

USE YOUR Erasmus Project Manager – MISIA COGHLAN - Questions- Alterations- Suggestions

Rapid Feedback

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In conclusion Use the hand books Use reporting templates early on Use a quick reference summary

time line Communicate frequently with co-

beneficiaries: clarify expectations, set deadlines

Use Agency link

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Every day brings a new dawn

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Cardiff University, UKJon Cowpe, Alison Bullock, Jan Davidge, Hannah Thomas, Sarah Bailey, Emma Barnes,Richard Thomas, Suzanne PhillipsNational and Kapodistrian University of Athens, GreeceArgyro Kavadella, Anastasia Kossioni , Kostas Tsiklakis University of Helsinki, FinlandTerhi Karaharju-Suvanto, Kimmo Suomalainen Academic Centre for Dentistry (ACTA), Amsterdam, NetherlandsHenk Kersten, Eva PovelAssociation for Dental Education in Europe (ADEE), Dublin, IrelandMajella Giles, Damien Walmsley Rīga Stradiņš University, Latvia Una Soboleva, Andra LiepaIlze Akota

DentCPD – The Team