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On Logic Models Theories of Change and Evaluation

March 14, 2010

We came upon an interesting post at JVA Consulting’s blog related to an important topic in the nonprofit world- is our work accomplishing something or are we just doing good.  We’ve worked at places where the emphasis was on ‘good works’ rather than good results, so we appreciate how important this is.  The post talked [...]

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Logic Model Training

July 10, 2006

We’ve just created an interactive training module on logic models. It distills everything you need to know to create a logic model into one 15 minute audio-visual program. You can find it here. Please take a look at it and let us know what you think.

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More Logic Models

May 15, 2006

We’ve blogged a bit about logic models and talked about how they can help non-profits formulate evaluation questions. But we see some problems with using them as well. The first is that non-profits often get bogged down in lengthy discussions about whether something is an output or a short term outcome or a long term [...]

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Logic Models

April 19, 2006

We did an evaluation training two weeks ago in New York at the Support Center for Non-Profit Management. Like many introduction to program evaluation trainings, this one included a section on logic models. Logic models are basically graphical representations of how a program uses resources –> to create activities –> which have tangible results –> [...]

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