What Is a Logic Model?

 

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Section Goal

On completion of this section, you will understand what a logic model is, the terminology and key components associated with logic models, and why logic models are useful.

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  1. Understand that a logic model is a graphic illustration of a program.
  2. Know the key components of logic models.
  3. Know the difference between inputs, outputs, outcomes, and impact.
  4. Know the benefits that program staff receive from using a logic model.
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Background

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  • Despite the current fanfare, logic models date back to the 1970s…
  • Many variations and types of logic models exist…
  • The logic model described in this module...

Bibliography with resources about logic model use and development