Practical Program Evaluation
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This episode provides a comprehensive guide to Practical Program Evaluation, focusing on theory-driven and integrated evaluation perspectives.
This source provides a comprehensive guide to Practical Program Evaluation , authored by Huey T. Chen , focusing on the theory-driven and integrated evaluation perspectives. It defines intervention programs as open systems and outlines a typology that categorizes evaluation into four stages: planning , initial implementation , mature implementation , and outcome achievement . The text explains how evaluators can serve both accountability and program improvement needs by balancing scientific credibility with stakeholder responsiveness . Key conceptual tools are introduced, specifically logic models and the action model/change model schema , to help stakeholders describe and assess their programs. Ultimately, the book offers a strategic roadmap for selecting evaluation approaches that match a program’s unique life cycle and contextual challenges .
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Host: Dimas P. Muharam
Topics covered
- program evaluation
- theory-driven evaluation
- integrated evaluation
- intervention programs
- logic models
- stakeholder responsiveness
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