MISSION
The Program Development and Evaluation Unit provides training
and technical assistance that enables Cooperative Extension campus
and community-based faculty and staff to plan, implement and evaluate
high quality educational programs.
PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
Program development is an ongoing systematic process that UW-Extension
professionals follow as they plan, implement and evaluate their
educational programs. The process can be applied on a small scale
to an individual workshop; on a larger scale to a comprehensive
community initiative or to a county or statewide program of action.
The scope may be different but the principles of program development
remain the same.
In UW-Extension, the program development process is captured
in our program development model that includes situational analysis,
priority setting, program action - the logic model - and evaluation.
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This teaching and learning site provides a wealth of materials, samples and examples from across Wisconsin to help community-based Extension educators design and implement evaluations of their youth development programs. Check the public site out at:
http://www.uwex.edu/ces/4h/evaluation/index.cfm
Connect to the “Practical Evaluation Applications and You” blog for regular entries about evaluation and sharing of examples and samples. Leave your comments and ask questions. Only for UWEX faculty and staff. https://blogs.ces.uwex.edu
The Program Development and Evaluation Unit is pleased to announce it is working with Partners of the Americas Farmer to Farmer Program to develop a sustainable monitoring and evaluation system for its Caribbean Program in the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Guyana and Nicaragua. The five year contract includes evaluation capacity building, systems design and external accountability reporting.
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