This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at freshspectrum.com. Today’s post is a big one about designing research poster presentations using Canva. Even if you’ve never created a research poster in your life, I think this post can really help you get a solid jump on your next design. Because ready or […]
Try This: Reproductive Justice & Program Design
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at nicoleclarkconsulting.com. Try this activity, and let me know how it goes for you. I partnered with a client organization to engage staff and board of directors in understanding the Reproductive Justice framework, and its application to organizational programming and other areas respective areas. We […]
El pensamiento evaluativo para transformar la evaluación y las organizaciones
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at triplead.blog. Uno de los roles de la función de evaluación es el desarrollo de pensamiento evaluativo a todos los niveles posibles. I.) El pensamiento evaluativo (PE) (1) es un enfoque disciplinado para la indagación y la práctica reflexiva que nos ayuda a emitir juicios sólidos, basados en evidencias, […]
Comment on Teaching like Evaluation by Ungrading and the Logic of Evaluation
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at danawanzer.com […] not knowing how to grade themselves, particularly when the criteria may be more amorphous. Students have previously only really been involved in step 3 of the logic of evaluation process: receiving their individual grades on assignments. They are rarely involved in developing […]
Ungrading and the Logic of Evaluation
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at danawanzer.com Many of us who teach evaluation are familiar with the chocolate chip cookie exercise by Drs. Preskill and Russ-Eft in their book Building Evaluation Capacity. It’s a great introductory activity to help students understand and work through the logic of evaluation. Dr. Montrosse-Moorhead […]
How to create logic models and theory of change using Canva.
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at freshspectrum.com. So by now, you might have guessed that I really like Canva. Usually I consider myself to be software agnostic. I’m always on the lookout for the best tool for the job. But the thing is, now-a-days, I find that I’m just almost […]
Data Collection and Participation For Busy People
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at cense.ca. Among the greatest challenges of doing research and evaluation is ensuring you get participation from enough (and the right) people. Surveys are everywhere. It feels like everyone wants our feedback on just about everything. Yet, the more surveys out there the more we […]
The “mixing” in mixed methods
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at evalacademy.com. In evaluation, we use multiple types and sources of data, diverse methods of collection, or multiple evaluators to answer evaluation questions. Data integration is a way of merging these data from different sources through mixed methods. Data integration can enhance reliability in evaluation […]
Color Theory, Color Wheels, Color Themes, Color Pickers, and More.
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at freshspectrum.com. Gone are the days when all your reports were just in black and white. Sure, black and white is still cheaper to print, but color printers do exist. And who even prints anything anymore when most of what we read sits on a […]
Self Care Corner: Representation Burnout
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at nicoleclarkconsulting.com. I’ve been putting off writing this blog post for nearly 2 years. Mostly because it’s complicated to talk about. Representation burnout. I first came across this term via Shine’s article “Why We Need to Talk About – and Recognize – Representation Burnout” by […]