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2016 High Impact Technology Exchange Conference (HI-TEC)
2016 High Impact Technology Exchange Conference (HI-TEC) Pittsburgh, PA July 25-28, 2016 Workshop Logic Models: The Swiss Army Knife of Project Planning...
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2016
Logic Models: Getting Them Right and Using Them Well
A logic model is a succinct graphic depiction of how a project translates its resources and activities into outcomes. A good logic...
Management | Blog Post
2016
Articulating Intended Outcomes Using Logic Models: The Roles Evaluators Play
Articulating project outcomes is easier said than done. A well-articulated outcome is one that is feasible to achieve within the project period,...
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2016
Getting the Most out of Your Logic Model
I recently led two workshops at the American Evaluation Association’s Summer Evaluation Institute. To get a sense of the types of projects...
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2016
Theory of Change
“A theory of change defines all building blocks required to bring about a given long-term goal. This set of connected building blocks—interchangeably...
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2016
What’s the Difference Between Outputs, Outcomes, and Impacts?
A common source of confusion among individuals who are learning about logic models is the difference between outputs, outcomes, and impacts. While...
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2016
ATE Logic Model Template
A logic model is a graphic depiction of how a project translates its resources into activities and outcomes. The ATE Project Logic...
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2016
Project Spotlight: Geospatial Technician Education – Unmanned Aircraft Systems & Expanding Geospatial Technician Education through Virginia’s Community Colleges
Chris Carter is the Deputy Director of the Virginia Space Grant Consortium, where he leads two ATE projects. How do you use...
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2016
2016 Summer
File: Click Here Type: Newsletter Category: Newsletter PDFs Author(s): Chris Carter, Lori Wingate
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