Evaluation Implementation:
Otto Bremer Foundation, 2013 — A series of one-page tip sheets about a variety of evaluation topics, including: Evaluative Thinking, Evaluation Questions, Logic Models, Theory of Change, Dosage, SMART Goals, Distinguishing Outcomes from Indicators, Performance Targets, Qualitative Evaluation, Types of Evaluation, Fidelity and Adaptation, High-Quality Lessons Learned, Evaluation Quality Standards, Evaluation Reporting, Utilization-Focused Evaluation, and Distinguishing Different Kinds of Evidence.
Wilder Research, 2012-06 — June 2012: Presentation on reporting evaluation results accurately and in a compelling and concise way.
Wilder Research, 2010 — PowerPoint presentation about organizing, analyzing, and interpreting your data, including an interpretation activity. From Wilder Research program evaluation workshop series held on November 12, 2010 at Wilder Center.
Wilder Research, 2010 — Tip sheet about organizing, analyzing, and interpreting your data.
Wilder Research, 2010 — Things to consider when planning and executing webinars for training, presentations, and meetings.
National Science Foundation, 2002 — Basic guide to evaluation for those who want to learn about what evaluation can do and how to do an evaluation. The report is divided into four major sections: evaluation and types of evaluation, the steps in doing an evaluation, an overview of quantitative and qualitative data collection methods, and strategies that address culturally responsive evaluation.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2001 — This guide for planning and implementing evaluation activities includes information on planning, engaging stakeholders, evaluation design, and using findings.
W.K. Kellogg Foundation, 1998 — This often-cited resource provides a framework for thinking about evaluation and outlines a blueprint for designing and conducting evaluations, either independently or with the support of an external evaluator/consultant.
Westat, Inc., 1993 — Describes the "how and why" of program evaluation and outlines the steps involved, working from the premise that many useful evaluations can be conducted by program staff who may not have formal training in evaluation.
Minnesota Department of Health, No Date — Presents ways to state your case clearly through the use of graphs.
Minnesota Department of Health, No Date — Reasons to write a report and suggested sections to include.