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Recent Posts
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- Tarina MacDonald on Valuing cultural expertise – in $$ terms
Archives
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Credentialing – identifying the ‘core’ vs ‘specialized’ competencies
There’s a great discussion going on right now on the AEA Thought Leaders’ Forum. This week it’s being led by Jean King, who has raised the question of credentialing for evaluators. Not all our subscribers are AEA members and following … Continue reading
Heads-uppiness: an important aspirational role for evaluation?
I’ve been doing some thinking about the various ways in which evaluation can, does and should have influence, in preparation for the forthcoming Australasian Evaluation Society conference on this topic. That useful, modern resource, The Urban Dictionary, which has prompted … Continue reading
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Changes in Genuine Evaluation
You’ve probably noticed some recent changes in the blog. Not so much planned as responding to some recurring glitches that brought the blog down several times. We are gradually rebuilding the site, adding back in links to previous posts and … Continue reading
Strengthening Evaluation Effectiveness – seminar, Washington DC
I’m in Washington DC this week, after teaching a course on Using Program Theory and Logic Models for Evaluation at The Evaluators Institute. Fortunately I will be able to stay on for a seminar being presented this coming Wednesday by … Continue reading
“No value-free”: The importance of visible values
The “no value-free” line of the Genuine Evaluation song (composed by the incomparable Kataraina Pipi, evaluator and composer/musician, with input from several other genuine evaluators!) was inspired by an earlier post where we defined genuine evaluation and drew some lines … Continue reading
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