Authors
Pauline Dickinson, Jeffery Adams
Publication date
2012
Journal
Evaluation Journal of Australasia
Volume
12
Issue
2
Pages
28-39
Description
Building evaluation capability and capacity is a complex task involving enhancing and building technical skills and working closely with individuals and groups to ensure evaluation learning is embedded in organisational philosophy and practice. In this article, we present the evaluation findings of the ‘Easy Evaluation’ initiative, which provides evaluation training workshops and organisational coaching and support, in order to address our central question: Are evaluation training workshops effective and what else is needed?
The findings are organised in line with three levels of Kirkpatrick's four-level evaluation model: trainee reactions, learning and behaviour. The ‘reaction’ and ‘learning’ data indicate that workshops were found to be effective in developing positive responses and enhancing trainee learning for most participants. Evaluation data relating to ‘behaviour’ indicated that just over half the training …
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