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Evaluating Capacity Development
Event1st January, 2011UNICEF, the Rockefeller Foundation, Claremont Graduate University, IOCE and DevInfo, are offering a series of live webinars on “Emerging Practices in Development Evaluation”.January 2011 Evaluating Capacity Development Peter Morgan, Independent Consultant
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Evaluating Organizational Performance
Event1st February, 2011UNICEF, the Rockefeller Foundation, Claremont Graduate University, IOCE and DevInfo, are offering a series of live webinars on “Emerging Practices in Development Evaluation”.February 2011 Evaluating Organizational Performance Charles Lusthaus, Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Universalia Management Group; and Associate Professor, McGill University
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Evaluating Innovation
Event1st March, 2011UNICEF, the Rockefeller Foundation, Claremont Graduate University, IOCE and DevInfo, are offering a series of live webinars on “Emerging Practices in Development Evaluation”.March 2011 Evaluating Innovation Steve Rochlin, Director and U.S. Representative for AccountAbilit
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Evaluating Sustainable Development
Event1st April, 2011UNICEF, the Rockefeller Foundation, Claremont Graduate University, IOCE and DevInfo, are offering a series of live webinars on “Emerging Practices in Development Evaluation”. April 2011 Evaluating Sustainable Development Alastair Bradstock, Business Development Director, International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) http://intelligentmeasurement.wordpress.com/2010/09/24/webinars-on-development-evaluation/
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Synthesise data from a single evaluation
TaskTo develop evaluative judgments, the evaluator draws data from the evaluation and systematically synthesises and values the data. There are a range of options that can be used for synthesis and valuing.
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Synthesise Data Across Evaluations
TaskThese options answer questions about a type of intervention rather than about a single case – questions such as “Do these types of interventions work?” or “For whom, in what ways and under what circumstances do they work?” The task involves locating the evidence (often involving bibliographic searches of databases, with particular emphasis on finding unpublished studies), assessing its quality and relevance in order to decide whether or not to include it, extracting the relevant information, and synthesizing it. Different options use different strategies and have different definitions of what constitutes credible evidence.
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Probability Sampling
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Existing documents and data
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Concept Mapping Resource Guide
ResourceGuide
This page is the central resource guide for learning about structured conceptual mapping. It includes links to general introductory materials, research and case studies illustrating the use of the option, and comprehensive information about the Concept System software including how to obtain and license it.
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Word Cloud Generator Guide
ResourceGuide2010
This web page provides a clear and concise guide to using Word Cloud Generator.
