Date & Time
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As noted on Upcoming Professional Development Opportunities/Workshops |
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Description
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This one day, hands-on workshop will help you improve your
ability to create a useful logic model. We will start
with the basics but move to applications using real programs. We
will create logic models for short-term, focused programs
as well as for multi-component, long-term programs. We
will discuss theories of change and best practices in logic
model development. This workshop is for people
who want to improve their own skills or be able to help others
develop and use logic models.
Participants
will:
- Increase their ability to develop logic models that communicate
a program’s value
- Understand the difference between different types of
logic models and know what to apply in their own situation
- Increase their knowledge of theories of change and be
better able to connect activities to outcomes
- Increase their understanding of the value of logic modeling
and resources available
This
highly interactive workshop will use actual program examples
and practical, fun activities to cover core concepts and
best practices in logic modeling. Participants will
develop logic models and critique logic models that are provided. |
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Audience
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UW-Extension Cooperative Extension County Faculty/Staff,
State Specialists and Administrators |
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Enrollment
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limit of 25
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Level
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Beginning/intermediate
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Prerequisites
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Basic familiarity with logic models. Participants
should complete the online logic model course (http://www.uwex.edu/ces/lmcourse)
before attending this workshop.
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Facilitators |
Ellen Taylor-Powell and Lori Zierl
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Costs
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The program costs for the in-service (Materials, instructional facilities-room and equipment, meals, breaks) are covered by Program Development and Evaluation. All participants are asked to cover their own travel, lodging and any meals related to travel. There is no registration fee for this in-service.
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Registration process
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Advance registration is required for all professional workshops and courses presented by Program Development and Evaluation. Be sure to meet the registration deadlines noted in each course listing. There is no charge for these workshops for UW-Extension faculty and staff. Other attendees should contact pderegistration@uwex.edu for specific information.
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Questions
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Cancellation policy
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If you are unable to attend the session, please cancel as soon as possible.
We may have a waiting list and your timely cancellation may make it possible for one of your colleagues
to attend the session. All cancellations should be directed to: Katy Sticha at 608-262-9940 or pderegistration@uwex.edu
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