Human motivators and needs
Direction setting
Action and activation
How might we develop an engaging online training program for countering foreign interference for our staff and students?
The Australian National University is widely regarded as one of the best universities in Australia and is consistently ranked among the top universities globally. In response to the University Foreign Interference Taskforce Guidelines the ANU approached us to create a suite of communication to explain and educate staff about foreign interference and ANU systems to mitigate foreign interference.
The challenge lay in demystifying the intricate and potentially dry subject of foreign interference while ensuring that the message resonated with ANU’s diverse staff, each possessing varying degrees of understanding and acceptance of the issue. The aim was to make this critical subject accessible and relevant to all staff members.
Our approach added substantial value to ANU efforts to communicate on the issue of foreign interference, tailoring communication materials to staff needs, and creating a comprehensive resource hub. This empowered ANU staff with the knowledge and tools to actively contribute to mitigating foreign interference risks within the university community.
We undertook a comprehensive approach to address this challenge through the following phases:
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