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Sunday, May 26 • 13:00 - 16:00
Front-end Evaluation Planning: Using an Exploratory Evaluation Approach

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LEVEL - BEGINNE
This workshop introduces front-end evaluation planning using an exploratory evaluation approach useful for formative, summative, and developmental evaluations. Evaluability assessment (EA) should be undertaken at the front-end to assess whether a program is ready for future evaluation not whether it can be evaluated. EA clarifies goals, inputs, activities, outputs, and intended short-term, intermediate, and long-term outcomes. Through real-time examples and hands-on activity, participants learn about EA and its practical utility for emerging or existing programs to: a) clarify stakeholders' expectations; b) focus alignment between program components, goals, and objectives; c) identify mental models and implicit assumptions; d) articulate purpose and the "right" questions for assessment, evaluation, research, and/or performance measurement; e) determine how best to approach evaluation design, and f) collect data useful for meaningful decision-making. Although not necessary, participants may bring along a description of a program or other type of intervention they are working on.

Speakers
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Jacqueline Singh

Executive Evaluation and Program Design Advisor, Qualitative Advantage, LLC
Jacqueline H. Singh, MPP, PhD is an Executive Evaluation & Program Design Advisor and Founder of Qualitative Advantage, LLC located in Indianapolis, IN. She received her PhD from The University of Pennsylvania in Higher Education and Masters in Public Policy (MPP) from Vanderbilt... Read More →


Sunday May 26, 2019 13:00 - 16:00 ADT
Lunenburg Room - Conference Level