Evaluating inclusion
Enabling all stakeholders to take part in the evaluation process in an open and transparent way is the key to embedding the learning process for all participants. It reduces the risk that participants become subjects of someone else’s observation and research or are ‘left hanging’ at the end of a project without suitable feedback or understanding of their participation.
Starting out
A strategic, long-term approach to setting up evaluation frameworks can be really useful.
Think equitable, lawful and transparent
It is important to commit to core principles of ethical research, relating to responsibility, accountability, data protection and values of independent research.…
What questions should I ask?
Evaluation should no longer be about numbers alone. A large number of attendees through the door does not capture any understanding about…
Sharing your practice
Dissemination is a crucial part of project work. You and/or your community partner may want to share practice at relevant events or…
Practical and creative tools