Evaluators are urged to make their evaluations useful. Project staff are encouraged to use their evaluations. An obvious way to support these...
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This 2020 checklist reviews 13 ways that project staff and other stakeholders can use evaluation findings throughout a project's lifecycle.
This collection includes over 50 evaluation quick reference guides that address evaluation planning, to data collection, to reporting. Quick reference guides are practical reference or resource materials such as checklists, worksheets, templates, info-graphics, cheat sheets, or even a table or page in a book
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This is video 1 of 4 in our one-page report series. This video introduces one-page reports and why you might consider creating one.
This is video 2 of 4 in our one-page report series. This video walks through the basic foundations of creating a one-page report.
This is video 3 of 4 in our one-page report series. This video discusses using grids, creating an intentional path, creating visual hierarchies, and paying attention to white space.
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