Sometimes the hardest part isn’t writing the idea, it’s finding the right shape for it. Knowledge translation helps experts turn complex ideas into accessible knowledge for public audiences. That means translating research, technical work, or expertise into plain language. You want real readers or learners to understand your work. That’s where I come in.
For over twenty years, my career path has spanned K-20 classrooms, government agencies, and publishing. During that time, I authored and edited scholarly articles, assessment reports, proposals, and training materials. I also wrote and published three well-reviewed novels for kids with HarperCollins. That range is the work: understanding the many faces of an idea as it moves between expert audiences and lay people.
Knowledge Translation Examples
- Training scripts and facilitator guides: content and detailed talking points a trainer needs to facilitate a session
- White papers: in-depth reports that build a case or explain complex research for a professional audience
- Policy briefs: concise, actionable summaries for decision-makers weighing options
- Explainer articles: accessible pieces that break down a complex topic for a general reader
- Case studies: structured examples showing how an approach worked in practice
- Executive summaries: a condensed, high-level overview for busy leaders
- Annual report narratives: the story behind the numbers, told for stakeholders and the public
Ready to Begin?
Every project starts with a conversation. If you’re looking for a knowledge translation partner, book a call and let’s talk through your audience, goals, and the shape your project needs to take. I’ll follow up with a custom proposal.