Overview
As non-profit professionals with tight budgets and long lists of deliverables, we sometimes overlook the importance of stopping to evaluate the impact of our work. Evaluation is critical, however, to sustain the quality of the work and to justify what we do. Do you spend countless hours designing education programs and then, the day before the program, draft a survey type evaluation that concentrates on how the audience enjoyed the program and on assessing the teachers? Does your evaluation start and stop at the end of your training program? These are some common missteps in the process of evaluating training and development. This webinar will discuss the critical points at which you should evaluate your progress in the training design process, outline the types of information you should collect, and provide tips for how you should use the data you collect.
Presenters:
- Jennifer White, Futures Without Violence
- Barbara MacQuarrie, Centre for University of Western Ontario, Centre for Research & Education on Violence Against Women and Children
If you have any questions, please email Rebecca Del Rossi at rdelrossi@
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