Logic models, theory of change and program evaluation

The take away points for this session are to: Define the 6 basic parts of a logic model Understand the connections between research methods, program evaluation and logic models. Describe.

An overview of the connection between logic models and theories of change with regard to program design and development--including program evaluation.

Program logic models (also known as outcomes models, logframes, theories of change, program theories, strategy maps etc.) set out all of the steps needed to get to higher level outcomes for.

[shahindanassar]

The best explanation of theory of change. You are an amazing tutor.

[AbiyAlazar]

Excellent video! I love the presentation and simplicity. I only have one comment. I think activities are not outputs rather processes. The processes produce the outputs. For example, training is a process and # of people trained are the outputs. Keep up the great work!!!

[dataman]

Great explanations, you are a gifted at explaining

[c-hawkins]

This is exactly what I needed! Perfect explanations!!

[kabirhumayunm]

Still it is very useful! Thank you very much!

[jomo]

Either I do not understand something or it got a little bit mixed up in the end? I had the audio track start from the beginning again and then cut off several times.

[dsaalman]

I am designing a program evaluation training module as part of my dissertation exploring participatory evaluation with non-evaluative stakeholders. Can I have permission to include this video in my training?

[diltamang]

It is excellent briefing but confused with the difference between the types of evaluation and theory of change.

[janealtman]

Keep in mind we want your explanation to be in WRITING... so that we can screenshot the answers to guide us. We already know what a ludicrous model looks like. We are here to get answers not to look at a frustrating ludicrous model with no clear answers