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In any introductory course on program evaluation, you are likely to learn about logic models. You may not be familiar with logic models or you may have questions on why and how logic models can be used to help with planning or evaluating your program. The purpose of this article […]

Using Logic Models for Program Planning and Evaluation

May 18, 2018 in Evaluation tagged capacity building / evaluation / Evaluation in Action / methods by Ayanna Robinson

This article will present some strategies for guiding the development of your organization’s programs with reliable data. Regardless of the sector, it is important for organizations to have a deep understanding of their focus population and problem of interest. This understanding ultimately leads to a well-served population by way of […]

Tools for Creating Data-Driven Program Development

April 26, 2018 in Evaluation tagged evaluation / Evaluation in Action / methods / needs assessment / nonprofit by Olivia Halls

I recently had the opportunity to hear Dr. Mark Lipsey, Director of the Peabody Research Institute at Vanderbilt University, speak at an Atlanta Area Evaluation Association event. One of the main themes in his talk was reconsidering the statistical decision criteria we use in evaluation. Today, the industry standard in evaluation, […]

p less than what?

September 26, 2012 in Evaluation tagged decisions standards / error / methods / p / statistics by Ajisafe

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Tying passion and practice to impact

Using Logic Models for Program Planning and Evaluation

Tools for Creating Data-Driven Program Development

p less than what?