Small-Scale Evaluation : Principles and Practice
Colin Robson (Author), Sage Publications
Annotation How can evaluation be used most effectively, and what are the strengths and weaknesses of the various methods? Colin Robson provides guidance in a clear and uncluttered way. The issue of collaboration is examined step-by-step; stakeholder models are compared with techniques such as participatory evaluation and practitioner-centred action research; ethical and political considerations are placed in context; and the best ways of communicating findings are discussed. Each chapter is illustrated with helpful exercises to show the practical application of the issues covered, making this an invaluable introduction for anyone new to evaluation
eBook, English, Feb. 2000
SAGE Publications, Limited SAGE Publications, Incorporated [distributor], London, Thousand Oaks, Feb. 2000
College Audience
1 online resource (168 pages)
9780761955092, 0761955097
1065931490
1. Evaluation: The What and the Why
2. The Advantages of Collaboration
3. Ethical and Political Considerations
4. Designs for Different Purposes
5. Getting Answers to Evaluation Questions
6. Some Practicalities
7. Communicating the Findings
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