How to focus an evaluation / Brian M. Stecher, W. Alan Davis
Main Author Stecher, Brian M. Coauthor Davis, W. Alan Country Estados Unidos. Publication Newbury Park : Sage, cop. 1987 Description 94 p. ; 22 cm Series Program Evaluation Kit , 2 ISBN 0-8039-3127-1 CDU 303| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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| Monografia | Biblioteca Geral da Universidade do Minho | BGUM 303 - S | Available | 125689 | ||
| Monografia | Biblioteca da UMinho no Campus de Azurém | BPG 303 - S | Available | 169124 | ||
| Monografia | Biblioteca de Ciências da Educação | BCE 303 - S | Available | 98861 |
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Reflecting the tremendous explosion of interest in this vital area of the evaluation process, this volume recognizes that deciding what to evaluate is a complex negotiation process that involves the methodological predisposition of the evaluator and the client, client needs, the nature of the program, and the constraints surrounding the evaluation. How to Focus an Evaluation details five models that characterize different methodological approaches: experimental, goal-oriented, decision-focused, user oriented, and responsive approaches. The text provides valuable advice on how and what type of information to collect from a client; how to clarify and prioritize evaluation concerns; and how to formulate a plan that matches evaluation concerns with appropriate data collection procedures within given cost constraints.
Table of contents provided by Syndetics
- Thinking About the Focusing Process
- Thinking About Client Concerns and Evaluation Approaches
- How to Gather Information
- How to Formulate an Evaluation Plan
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