I discuss the relationship between your outcome indicator and your data collection. Then I explore instrument design.
In this episode, I explore considerations to make before, during, and after your evaluation that are not directly associated with program or evaluation design.
I describe three categories of key evaluation questions, how to write a summative evaluation question, and five criteria for choosing the right evaluation question. I also provide instructions for Activity 10.
I walk through the instructions, grading, and tips for success for the third part of your group project.
In this review, I cover logistics for the exam. I've also included practice questions from past episodes and from your class members.
We compare and contrast process and outcome evaluation. I offer an example of a process evaluation I conducted for the Illinois Association of Community Action Agencies.
Interview with Zoe Flowers about how empowerment and participatory evaluation are used to understand the impact of racism within organizations.
I offer strategies for college students transitioning to online learning during the pandemic.
Use these instructions to supplement the instructions provided in Canvas and the syllabus.
Dr. Williams explains how she developed a theory of change along with her team of scholars and a NGO to plan a program to address gender-based violence in Western Honduras.
I review the what, how, and why of need assessments. I also introduce Community Action Agencies and Sangamon County Community Resources Action Plan.
This podcast supplements assigned readings:
This episode reviews two assigned readings about engaging stakeholders in program development:
This episode reviews the 8-step planning process and supplements this reading assignment: Cody, Gusto, & Diehl. (2017). Developing a Program Plan Based on the Program Planning Cycle.
This podcasts supplements the group project instructions provided on Canvas and the syllabus.