Dissemination that Actually Works
Today we have a guest post from Director of Idaho's Legislative Office of Performance Evaluations and all around great guy Rakesh Mohan. The post is his, I just added the cartoons. Do you know …
Continue Reading about Evaluation’s four missing Ps according to Rakesh Mohan →
Michael Quinn Patton just came out with the fourth edition of his Qualitative Research and Evaluation Methods book and in it you'll find 9 of my cartoons. The new cartoons are based largely on a …
Continue Reading about Qualitative cartoons from MQP’s latest book →
I don’t like it. Data visualization experts love to talk about effectiveness, which chart type is better than which other chart type. And while I think the discussion can be helpful sometimes it also …
Continue Reading about The four words that can kill any visual project →
From Wednesday through Friday, I'll be attending the American Evaluation Association conference in Denver. As in past years, I'll be cartooning the event. This year instead of writing a …
Next week I'll be heading out to Denver for Evaluation 2014. This will be my fourth evaluation conference. I've cartooned each one and this year will be no exception. For today's post I decided …
[Update] On Thursday, July 31 I presented this little webinar as part of the American Evaluation Association's coffee break webinar series. If you missed it, AEA was kind enough to give me a copy of …
Today's cartoon set is inspired by Evaluation Flash Cards developed by Michael Quinn Patton for the Otto Bremer Foundation. More specifically, they are based off of the first five flash cards (out …
Continue Reading about Michael Quinn Patton’s Evaluation Flash Cards 5 Cartoons →
Don’t change your 200 page reports. I’m sure someone in your audience wants that comprehensive report, and if you change it, you won’t be serving that audience anymore. Now instead of changing …
So wait…A bunch of PDF reports that were likely not written with a web audience in mind were put up on the web alongside lots of other PDF reports that were likely not written with a web audience in …
Today's "Why Evaluate" cartoon inspired by Jonathan Mwewa:Evaluation helps you to answer to key questions of the existence of your project or programme including relevance?, cost effectiveness?, …
In my first Why Evaluate post I asked for a little help coming up with more reasons. You came through in a big way, with a string of comments on my post and on LinkedIn/Twitter. Here is a set …
Continue Reading about Why Evaluate: 5 cartoons inspired by comments →
Last week was developmental evaluation week on AEA365, so it seems like a good time to share some of my related cartoons. Many of these were inspired by a Michael Quinn Patton talk at last year's …
Continue Reading about 6 developmental evaluation cartoons →
