This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at freshspectrum.com. An illustrated guide to business planning for freelancers, consultants, and other professionals hoping to trade hours for dollars. Inspired by my friend Kendra, who asked me to write down our conversation and share it with others. Not quite a business, not quite a […]
The Effective Philanthropy Resource Site Showdown – [a graphic novel data analysis]
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at freshspectrum.com. The digital world is filled with underutilized data. I created this experimental data analysis as a way to show how datasets embraced by the SEO world can be valuable evaluation resources. If the analysis leaves you with more questions. At the end of […]
Report Design as Magazine Design [Graphic Novel Blog Post]
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at freshspectrum.com. So what if you created reports the same way publishers created magazines? That’s the question behind today’s post. Here is a link to Canva magazine templates. Things to keep in mind when using Canva for this kind of report writing. Magazine templates are […]
Comment on Happy 5th Workiversary To Me! by Happy 5th Workiversary To Me! | Not To Be Trusted With Knives
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at drbethsnow.com. […] Cross posted on my other blog. […]
Comment on Wisdom from the Woods: Everything Looks Scarier in the Darkness by Evaluator as Acrobat: The Art of Flexibility – Elizabeth Grim
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at elizabethgrim.com. […] we watched the sunset over the mountains was dissipating. I realized then that 1) I did not want to camp alone in near/sub-freezing temperatures and 2) I still had time to get off the mountain in daylight. I […]
Comment on International Women’s Day: Celebrating Local Female Leaders by Equal Pay is 41 Years Away: Why Gender Parity Must Be Accelerated – Elizabeth Grim
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at elizabethgrim.com. […] community created graphics highlighting women’s progress and disparities. And I shared my story of how local female leaders have positively impacted my […]