Seeding Success: Module 5, Part I- An Introduction to Program Evaluation for Extension Forestry and Natural Resources
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When:
Oct 30, 2018 1:00 pm US/Eastern
Length: 01:00 (hh:mm)
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Presenter(s):
- Dr. William Hubbard, Regional Extension Forester, Southern Regional Extension Forestry
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In this module, we will introduce the Extension FNR professional to the importance and concepts of evaluation as it relates to programming within the field of Extension forestry and natural resources. The first part will cover basic principles of program evaluation including introduction and practical use of the logic model, developing evaluation tools, collecting and analyzing data including both quantitative and qualitative data, and preparing and utilizing the results in both a formative and summative manner. The second part will focus on specific applications, case studies and issues related to forestry and natural resources Extension programming. Part I of Module 5 (of 8).
Evaluation is a key part of designing and delivering Extension programs, as effective evaluations provide ways to understand the effectiveness and changes of the programs. In this module, the following learning objectives will be covered: A. The participant will learn the theoretical and practical underpinnings of evaluation as it is applied to Extension FNR programming. B. The participant will be introduced to methods and examples of effective program evaluation and will be comfortable with applying basic program evaluation tools to their programs inclusive of: C. The participant will be able to find useful tools, resources and experts in program evaluation within their institution and others to incorporate into their programming. D. The participant will be exposed to practical examples and case studies from peer-reviewed outlets and other sources in the specific fields of forestry and natural resources.
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