Category Archives: Resources

GE in Anaheim – Purposeful/Nuts and Bolts

Posted on October 27, 2011 by Patricia Rogers & Jane Davidson

We’re looking forward to the workshops we’ll be conducting next week before  and after  the American Evaluation Association conference. It’s always fun to explore with new people the ideas we’ve discussed in our books. Jane will be looking at ways … Continue reading →

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BetterEvaluation workshop at SAMEA conference 5 September Johannesburg

Posted on August 19, 2011 by Patricia Rogers

Details of forthcoming workshop on BetterEvaluation at the SAMEA conference 5 September 2011 Johannesburg. Continue reading →

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Summer Evaluation Institute coming soon

Posted on June 3, 2011 by Patricia Rogers

It’s nearly time for the annual Summer Evaluation Institute of CDC (Centers for Disease Control) and AEA (American Evaluation Association), to be held in Atlanta, USA June 12-15. I’ll be escaping the chills of a Melbourne winter and enjoying some … Continue reading →

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2011 Australasian Evaluation Society Conference Support Grants for emerging Indigenous evaluators

Posted on May 13, 2011 by Patricia Rogers

The AES is providing grants for emerging Indigenous evaluators to meet the partial or full costs of attendance at the 2011 conference where the financial constraints may prevent participation.  The ultimate goal and vision of these grants is to increase … Continue reading →

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Appropriate simplicity? Discussion tonight San Francisco

Posted on April 8, 2011 by Patricia Rogers

Multiple deadlines and travel have been getting in the way of either Jane or me posting on the many evaluation issues in the news at the moment. But I hope to see some Genuine Evaluation readers at tonight’s panel discussion … Continue reading →

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