Question 1

Area 1 - Change Management

Accepted Answer

Navigate change with confidence - what drives resistance, what enables it.Change Management Foundations – Models, mindsets and the human side of changeAll Aboard: Leading change through the Change Train gamePlay with Purpose – Games and play-based tools for evaluation capacity building

Question 2

Area 2 - Clear and Critical Thinking

Accepted Answer

A shared thinking language across your team - from evidence based reasoning to spotting bias.Sharpening Evaluative Judgement: A practical evaluative thinking skills workshopUntangling noise and bias – Recognising and mitigating error in evaluative process, method and judgements

Question 3

Area 3 - Good Communication

Accepted Answer

Turn data and findings into reports people actually read and act on.Making it stick 1 – Crafting an evaluation report for impact and useMaking it Stick 2 – Visual Reporting with Posters and InfographicsMaking it Stick 3 – Impactful Reporting with Data Visualisation and DashboardsMaking it Digital – Getting started with film and video in evaluation reporting

Question 4

Area 4 - Evaluation Readiness

Accepted Answer

Understand where your program, people or data start before commiting to a full evaluation.Evaluation Ready 1 – Getting the project, plan and timing right before you evaluateEvaluation Ready 2 – Digging into your data: Availability, quality and fitness for evaluationEvaluation Ready 3 – Closing the gaps: Turning readiness red flags into an action plan

Question 5

Area 5 - Program and Project Modelling

Accepted Answer

Clear logic models and theories of change your whole team can work from.Evaluation modelling basics : From story, why and what to theory of change and program logicEvaluation modelling - intermediate - Building on the TOC and PL with research literature and systems thinking

Question 6

Area 6 - Evaluation Foundations

Accepted Answer

Insert byline here.Introduction to evaluation and evaluation languageEvaluation stakeholders, purpose and useOverview of evaluation framing and planning

Question 7

Area 7 - Approaches or Methods

Accepted Answer

Our most technical area - best approached after your team has built capability elsewhere on the disc.Essentials of qualitative and quantitative methods for evaluators and evaluation usersPractical basics of qualitative methodsPractical basics of quantitative methodsEssentials of Survey Design – Building questions that get you usable dataQualitative interviewing skillsMaking Sense of the Story – Practical qualitative analysisNumbers that Mean Something – Practical quantitative analysis and interpretationEvaluation ethics and risk mitigationData literacy: Increasing understanding, communication and engagement in monitoring data

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