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#1 - How to Get a Respectable Response Rate (2 pages, 17
KB)
#2 - What You Should Do If You Haven’t Gotten a Respectable
Response Rate (1 page, 15 KB)
#3 - Collecting Group Data: Nominal Group Technique (2 pages,
18 KB)
#4 - Collecting Group Data: Delphi Technique (4 pages, 22
KB)
#5 - Collecting Group Data: Focus Group Interviews (4 pages,
18 KB)
#6 - Collecting Group Data: Affinity Diagram (2 pages, 18
KB)
#7 - Collecting Data: Survey Procedures (2 pages, 20 KB)
#8 - Methods for Collecting Information (1 page, 19 KB)
#9 - Ways to Improve the Quality of Your Program Evaluations (2 pages, 18 KB)
#10 - Glossary of Common Evaluation Terms (4 pages, 22 KB)
#11 - Sources of Evaluation Information (1 page, 18 KB)
#14 - Basics of Good Evaluation Reporting (2 pages, 24 KB)
#15 - Don’t Average Words (1 page, 16 KB)
#16 - Avoid These Mistakes in Your Program Evaluation (2
pages, 17 KB)
#17 - Think About These Questions Before You Create a Basic
End-of-Session Evaluation (1 page, 16 KB)
#20 - 10 Steps to Make Sense of Answers to Open-Ended Questions (2 pages, 20 KB)
#21 - Record the Decisions You Make with Your Data (1 page,
17 KB)
#22 - Make Certain Your Electronic Data Are Accurate (2
pages, 19 KB) #23
- Considerations for Using Computer-Based Surveys (2 pages,
408 KB)
#24 - Six Steps to Take for Easier Follow-Up Evaluations –
Before You Teach Your Program (1 page, 18 KB) #27
- Using the Retrospective Post-then-Pre Design (2 pages, 178 KB) #28
- Designing a Retrospective Post-then-Pre Question (2 pages,
183 KB) #29
- When to Use the Retrospective Post-then-Pre
Design (1 page, 177 KB) #30
- Analysis of Retrospective Post-then-Pre Data (2
pages, 166 KB) #32
- Evaluate the Impact of a Media Campaign:
Tobacco Control Example (2 pages,
170 KB) #33
- Basic Evaluation Questions for Extension
Education Programs (1 page, 35 KB) #34
- Probing Questions in Interviews (1 page, 28 KB) #35 - Participatory Evaluation (2 pages, 60 KB)#36 - Evaluation Designs Common in Measuring Outcomes (2 pages, 67 KB)
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