Project Evaluation

Project Evaluation

Organizations increasingly use projects to undertake major as well as smaller tasks. Projects help target and delimit activities, place the responsibility and transfer risk from the financing to the implementing party. As a result, evaluation has become popular as a tool to control, guide and draw lessons of experience from projects. This book is intended both as a textbook for students and a handbook for project managers. It provides hands-on, easy-to-comprehend lessons about evaluation as a phenomenon, its design, preparation and methodology, as well as the project as a management tool.

The Grantseeker's Guide to Project Evaluation

Whether designing your own evaluation plan or judging the credibility of evaluations conducted by otters, here are step-by-step strategies for evaluating grant-funded projects. You get easy-to-follow instructions, examples, and statistical formulas to help you: collect and analyze evaluation information, select sampling methods, write an evaluation report, and much more. Discover the advantages and disadvantages of specific information collection techniques, including achievement tests, rating scales, questionnaires, semantic differentials, time-sampling observations and telephone interviews. Determine the best method for your project to prepare For The increased emphasis funders are placing on monitoring, tracking, and justifying their decision to award you a grant.

The Technology for Literacy Project Evaluation