Evaluation
Evaluation examines the design, processes, implementation and outcomes of a program. It enables an organization to deliver services, demonstrate its impact, provide information for future improvements and shows that the organization views assessment and improvement as a priority.
- Evaluation Trainings
- Documents
- Websites
Documents
- Program Plan Toolkit - offers tips and resources for writing a program plan by CNPE
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Basic Guide to Program Evaluation - information, guidelines and templates by Free Management Library
- 2010 User Friendly Handbook for Project Evaluation - covers the value of evaluation and how to design and carry out an evaluation by the National Science Foundation
- Effective Nonprofit Evaluation: Through a "Community of Learners" - by a briefing paper on evaluation design and implementation by Chantell Johnson and Allison Crean
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A Practical Guide for Engaging Stakeholders in Developing Evaluation Questions - assists evaluators and clients to increase the value and usefulness of evaluation by H. Preskill and N. Jones, Robert Wood Johnson
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The ABCs of Evaluation: Timeless Techniques for Program and Project Managers - a book by John Boulmetis and Phyllis Dutwin ($)
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PERT - introduction to PERT (Program Evaluation and Review Technique) technique by NetMBA
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Create a Gantt Chart in Excel by Microsoft Office
Websites
- Charting Impact - helps nonprofits create standardized reports clarifying their goals and accomplishments. The information is linked to your organization's GuideStar profile.
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Program Development and Evaluation - templates and examples from the University of Wisconsin
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Outcome Indicators Project a framework for tracking performance provided by the Urban Institute and the Center for What Works
- How to Create a PERT Chart in Office 2007 by eHow
Evaluation Trainings
