Dissemination that Actually Works
This is a series of posts providing quick of overviews of important topics in research and evaluation. Each post in this series will include 3 cartoons from my archives along with 3 links to …
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This is a series of posts providing quick of overviews of important topics in research and evaluation. Each post in this series will include 3 cartoons from my archives along with 3 links to …
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Is your website really accomplishing anything? Or does it just look the part? In this guide I am going to walk you through a few methods you can use to evaluate a website. The specific method(s) …
The majority of what I would consider to be my best cartoons have always been the products of simple collaboration. Here is how it works. I talk to another evaluator and ask them if there is …
Doing something is a good start. But it's not enough. As evaluators we deal with all sorts of programs and activities that were launched out of a need to do something. Programs that keep on doing …
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This post was originally written by Dr. Andrea Guerrero- Guajardo as a direct response to Michael Quinn Patton's blog post "Rules for Privileged Straight White Males." It was published to Google Docs …
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Ahmaud Arbery. Sean Reed. Breonna Taylor. Tony McDade. George Floyd. When does this racial terror end?For the past three months, our communities have been inundated with painful stories and …
Post originally published as a collection of 13 evaluation cartoons on March 25, 2014. Updated with way more context on May 27, 2020. When you search "What is Evaluation?" on Google, you get the …
So I decided to create what I hope will eventually become an ultimate list of evaluation blogs. Not just a boring bullet point list, but one that gives you a sense of the human being on the other …
Social media is not a monologue. It's a collection of voices seen (or unseen) based almost entirely on who you do or do not follow. But the world we see is based, as it always has been, on the …
So I received a little constructive feedback after last week's post. Just be mindful of the voices you aren’t hearing. For some with ill family members, homeschooling small children, navigating …
This post is my plea to you. Please start blogging. As conferences cancel... It doesn't take too many clicks to see that COVID-19 is impacting our field's ability to communicate with one …
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