I often get requests for logic model cartoons so I’ll be creating a few new ones. To hold you until that point, here is a set of six from my archives. If you’re one of my Patrons, I uploaded the set as a Power Point slide deck earlier today. Simplified Logic Model Comprehensive Logic Model Drawn to […]
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Create your own cartoons
This blog has a good number of followers who are not native English speakers or who present to audiences that are not native English speakers. To date, I have only created cartoons in English. I feel bad about this, but I just haven’t had the resources to commit to translating and reproducing my cartoons. Recently […]
Reaching an audience without building an audience
Say you have something to share. Maybe it’s an evaluation report, a few case studies, or a video. But the audience you need to reach, they don’t follow you. Where do you start? I get asked this question every now and again, including this past month from one of my patrons. So I put together […]
Shane Koyczan and Engagement
Engagement happens when something draws you in and makes everything else go away, even for just an instant. I woke up early to write this morning, then spent about forty five minutes watching Shane Koyczan. Some may call that procrastination, I do not. Because if I could redo this early morning, I would have done the same thing.
The Internet is People, listen instead of analyze
WordPress doesn’t blog. Google doesn’t tell you anything. Twitter doesn’t tweet your work. LinkedIn doesn’t endorse you. Pageviews don’t comment. Facebook doesn’t like you. Your audience is a collection of people. I don’t write for evaluators. I write for Trina, Rhonda, Karen, Amanda, David, Stephanie, Ivan, Ann, Sheila, Alana, Pablo, Katherine, Sharon, Molly, Ray and […]
From bullet point to beautiful: Stephanie Evergreen on slide reboots
Sitting in the audience for Rodney Hopson’s keynote at the 2012 American Evaluation Conference in Minneapolis, one thing immediately stood out. Those were some gorgeous Power Point slides. It was a heavy topic (Evaluation in Complex Ecologies: Relationships, Responsibilities, Relevance) and my expectations for something visually appealing in a conference keynote were pretty low. But […]