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Today’s the very last day to save a few dollars on your registration for the American Evaluation Association conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Get in now for the early bird rates! But even more importantly, those professional development workshops sell like hotcakes and will be filling fast, so if you don’t grab Read the whole post –> A 2-D look at the staggering array of AEA workshops – early bird registration closes today! 
Early bird registration closes Sept 20th for the world’s biggest evaluation conference, the American Evaluation Association meeting in Minneapolis, Minnesota. With association president Rodney Hopson‘s thought-provoking theme – Evaluation in Complex Ecologies: Relationships, Responsibilities, Relevance – it should be a stimulating conference! But what’s especially important to YOU as a genuine evaluator this week? Read the whole post –> 45 amazing (and cheap!) evaluation workshops at the AEA conference in Minneapolis! A warm and informative welcome this morning from the indigenous Kaurna people was followed by a brilliant keynote from Dr. Trisha Greenhalgh, Professor of Primary Health Care and Director of Healthcare Innovation and Policy Unit in the Centre for Health Sciences at Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry. Trisha talked about “the good, the bad, and the ugly” of evaluating e-health programmes in Britain. She had strong words about “gagging order” clauses in evaluation contracts, as well as government client uses of the “5 D’s” in response to evaluation findings they don’t care for: deny, denigrate, dismiss, distract, distort. Read the whole post –> AES keynote Prof Trisha Greenhalgh slams govt leaders’ notions of “scientific” evaluation  The program for this year’s conference of the Australasian Evaluation Society is out – and I’m already having a hard time trying to choose sessions. Some of the presentations that caught my eye include:
Beyond Financial Accountability: Results Based Accountability and Making a Difference for Clients of Social Services in New Zealand Anne Read the whole post –> Beyond financial accountability, interactive teaching of evaluation, why does selecting a method have to be so hard – and more Enthusiasm is heating up for the mid-winter Aotearoa New Zealand Evaluation Association (anzea) conference, to be held this year in Hamilton July 9-11.
Evaluation in the real world Relationships, roles, responsibilities and results What does evaluation look like in the real world? How do perceptions Read the whole post –> Conference programme out for the Aotearoa New Zealand Evaluation Association meeting |
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