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Call for papers: Indigenous Research Methodologies in the Modern Age
A recurring theme on the Genuine Evaluation blog has been the need for methodologies that adequately articulate and investigate the conceptual and values frameworks of participants and intended users – including the use of Indigenous Research Methodologies. Next year’s International … Continue reading
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AEA Preview – Complexity and evaluation
One of the hardest things about the AEA conference is making difficult choices between great sessions. One of the themes I’m keen to follow through is how evaluation can address complex aspects of interventions and organizations. When I used the … Continue reading
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AEA conference preview –
It’s just over a week until the annual conference of the American Evaluation Association in Anaheim, California (the home of Disneyland). For those who will be attending, we hope to see you there! For those who can’t make it this … Continue reading
The Friday Funny: Explaining the complicated
For lessons in how to communicate both the answers to questions and the unanswerable questions, we present John Clarke and Brian Dawe’s inimitable explanation of the European financial crisis. The European Crisis
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The Friday Funny – C is for Contrafibularity
This week we wanted to share a snippet of BlackAdder which reminds us of how evaluation jargon can be used to exclude rather than include – and with special meaning for everyone who has ever just finished a book. And, … Continue reading
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