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Summary of Learning Module 3
Prologue to Learning Module 3
Public Health Agency of Canada: Core Competencies for Public Health in CanadaURL
Minister of Health and Long-Term Care: Ontario Public Health Standards
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TEIP Program Evaluation Tool
Complete TEIP Program Evaluation Tool (TEIP)TEIP Program Evaluation Tool Only (TEIP)
Evaluation 101 (TEIP)
Tips & Resources (TEIP)
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Section 1 | Lay the Ground Work
Select Evaluation Team
The Health Communication Unit: Introduction to Health Promotion Program PlanningEvaluation Specialists
The Business Library: Requests For Proposals TemplatesURL
Financial Management Board Secretariat, Government of the Northwest Territories: Working Well With Evaluation Consultants – A Guide
My Environmental Education Evaluation Resource Assistant: Finding at Working with an Evaluator
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Suggested Work Plan for Team Meetings
Imperial College Union: How to Chair a Meeting EffectivelyURL
Imperial College Union: How to be an Effective Member of a Meeting
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Meeting Wizard
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UNESCO Guidelines for Developing Terms of Reference for Evaluations: A Results-Based Approach
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Determine Evaluation Resources
Public Health Agency of Canada: List of Graduate Programs in Public HealthURL
Evaluation Thermometer (Team Activity)
TEIP Evaluation Thermometer (TEIP)More on Program Evaluation
Public Health Agency of Canada: Program Evaluation ToolkitURL
The Health Communication Unit: Evaluating Health Promotion Programs Workbook
W.K Kellogg Foundation Evaluation Handbook
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Section 2 | Lay the Foundation
Develop Program Logic Model
Sarnia-Lambton iquit Smoking Program's Logic ModelDr. Brian Rush: Logic Models as a Tool for Program Planning and Evaluation (TEIP)
W. K. Kellogg Foundation: Logic Model Development Guide
The Health Communication Unit: Online Health Program Planner
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Public Health Agency of Canada: Program Evaluation Toolkit
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Define Evaluation Questions
Sarnia-Lambton iquit Smoking Program's Process and Outcome Evaluation QuestionsTop ⇑
Section 3 | Build the Frame
Indicators
Evaluating Heart Health Projects – Objectives and IndicatorsFrameworks to Guide the Development of Indicators:
Kirkpatrick's four-level modelURL
Skinner, K.: Developing a Tool To Measure Knowledge Exchange Outcomes
Roger's Diffusion of Innovation
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Office of the Deputy Prime Minister’s Strategic Partnership Taskforce: Assessing Strategic Partnership, Partnership Assessment Tool
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Sources of Health Promotion Indicators:
Health Canada website (search “indicators”)URL
US Healthy People 2010 Local Health Indicators
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Canadian Council on Social Development
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Canadian Tobacco Control Research Initiative (Indicators for smoking cessation)
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Federation of Canadian Municipalities Quality of Life Reporting System
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Association of Public Health Epidemiologists in Ontario (APHEO)
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Health Evidence Network
Victoria, Australia – Community Health Promotion Indicators
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National Centre for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
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Evaluation Design
Project STAR: Study Designs for Program EvaluationData Collection Methods and Tools
Ohio State University: Evaluation Handbook (page 17)Survey Monkey
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Public Health Agency of Canada: Guide to Project Evaluation – A Participatory Approach
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Online Evaluation Resource Library: Quality Criteria for Instruments
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Taylor-Powell, E. & Steele, S. (1996). University of Wisconsin Extension Program, Development and Evaluation Unit: Collecting Evaluation Data – Direct Observation.
W.K. Kellogg Foundation: Data Collection
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The Health Communication Unit: Using Focus Groups
The Community Tool Box: Conducting Surveys
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Project STAR: Eleven Proven Ways to Improve Data Collection
USAID Center for Development Information and Evaluation: Conducting Key Informant Interviews
Penn State University, College of Agricultural Sciences, Cooperative Extension & Outreach: Data Collection Methods
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Data Analysis
My Environmental Education Evaluation Resource Assistant (MEERA): Step 6 – Analyze DataURL
Trochim, W. K. (2006):Research Methods Knowledge Base
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Quantitative Data Analysis:
- Descriptive Analysis
- Taylor-Powell, E. (1996). University of Wisconsin Extension Program, Development and Evaluation Unit: Analyzing Quantitative Data
PDF - Inferential Analysis
- Trochim, W. K. (2006): Research Methods Knowledge Base - Inferential Statistics
URL - Texas State Auditor’s Office: Methodology Manual
- Taylor-Powell, E. (1996). University of Wisconsin Extension Program, Development and Evaluation Unit: Analyzing Quantitative Data
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Qualitative Data Analysis:
Frechtling, J. and L. Sharp, (1997). National Science Foundation: Chapter 4 – Analyzing Qualitative DataURL
Software Programs for Data Analysis
($ = need to purchase software program, F = free software program)
- Quantitative data analysis software programs include:
- SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) $
URL - SAS (Statistical Analysis Software) $
URL - Survey Monkey F $
URL - Qualitative data analysis software programs include:
- AnSWR F
URL - EZ-Text F
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Section 4 | Complete the Interior
Collect the Data
An example of a confidentiality statement can be found at http://iris.uwaterloo.ca/ethics/human/application/SampleSupportingMaterials.htmAnalyze the Data
Quantitative Data Analysis
Leahy, J. (2004). University of Wisconsin Extension Program, Development and Evaluation Unit: Using Excel for Analyzing Survey QuestionnairesTexas State Auditor's Office: Methodology Manual
Minter, E. & Michaud, M. (2003). University of Wisconsin Extension Program Development and Evaluation Unit: Using Graphics to Report Evaluation Results
Qualitative Data Analysis
Taylor-Powell, E. and Renner, M. (2003). University of Wisconsin Extension Program, Development and Evaluation Unit: Analyzing Qualitative DataThe International Development Research Centre: Module 6 – Qualitative Data Analysis
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Section 5 | Hold Open House
Develop Dissemination Messages
The Community Toolbox: How Do You Communicate Your Evaluation FindingsURL
