Category Archives: Recommended books

Australian book launch of ‘Purposeful Program Theory’, Canberra 17 March

Posted on March 11, 2011 by Patricia Rogers

After years working on this with my co-author Sue Funnell, I’m looking forward to the launch of the book Purposeful Program Theory: Effective Use of Theories of Change and Logic Models in Canberra next Thursday (Yes, on St Patrick’s Day). … Continue reading →

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The Genuine Evaluation Bookshelf

Posted on March 25, 2010 by Patricia Rogers & Jane Davidson

Ever wondered what are the ‘must haves’ for the genuine evaluator’s bookshelf? We don’t have all the answers – and would like your suggestions! – but we do have a few books we have found incredibly valuable, and are gradually building a list to share. Check out our new and frequently updated Shelfari bookshelf! Continue reading →

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