So the interactive logic model post was a big hit. I kept getting a similar question, so I decided to create a short follow-up. Here goes…I used icons from thenounproject, sketched it all out in Adobe Illustrator, and created the interactive prototype using Invision. But… Interactivity can be accomplished a bajillion and one ways. Some of […]
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Creating a hand drawn interactive dashboard for evaluation planning
It’s too bad we can’t create nice little interactive dashboards to support all of our work. You know, as a way to kind of pull everything together and make our team’s (and client’s) lives just a little bit simpler. Especially in those early planning days, where we see lots of little iterations. Wouldn’t that be […]
Creating a Visual Interactive Logic Model
A logic model, or theory of change, is one of the most common forms of visualization you’ll find in any evaluation report. They can be critical in helping a program or project think through the underlying logic of how it’s supposed to work. But when it comes time to share or disseminate the diagram, that’s where […]
The Pragmatic Dreamer
Thank you for all the lovely comments/emails. So many of you said you wanted to hang it up on the wall I decided to make something a little more wall friendly. You can now get the poem/cartoon as a poster, print, or journal. On the plane ride home from Evaluation 2015 I got inspired to […]
Cartooning Evaluation 2015
As in the past several years, I’ll be live cartooning this year’s American Evaluation Association Conference. This post will keep getting updated, so make sure you bookmark it and come back and visit over the next few days. Cartooning Evaluation 2015 Webinar Series This year I’m also going to do something a little different. I’m […]
