In this guide each tool is presented in a user-friendly format to enable the practitioner to easily put it to use. For each tool, information is given on: its purpose; instructions on how to use it; the time required; materials necessary; sample questions that it might be used to answer; its advantages and disadvantages; tips; and a real-life example.
The toolkit includes:
- classical evaluation tools;
- tools for participatory research;
- tools for participant evaluations of workshops;
- ice-breakers and team-builders;
- energizers;
- a note on body language.
Contents
- Context
- What is Participatory Evaluation with Young People?
- Ethical Approaches to Involving Children and Young People in Evaluation
- The Toolkit
- Classical Evaluation Tools
- Evaluation Framework
- Questionnaires
- Key Informant Interviews
- Focus Groups
- Tools for Participatory Reasearch
- Card Visualization
- Smiley-face Scale
- Testimonials / Stories
- Impact Drawings
- Historical Timeline
- Social Mapping / Community Mapping
- Trend Analysis
- Force-field Analysis
- Tools for Participant Evaluation of Workshops
- Quantitative Workshop Evaluation
- Taking Stock
- Process / Product Workshop Evaluation
- Ice-breakers and Team-builders
- Energizers
- A Note on Body Language
- References / Bibliography
Sources
Gawler, M. (2005) "Card Visualization" in Useful Tools for Engaging Young People in Participatory Evaluation. (UNICEF) Retrieved from http://www.artemis-services.com/downloads/tools-for-participatory-evaluation.pdf
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