Posts tagged Stakeholders
Playing the Fool: Why Asking a Few Silly Questions Makes You a Better Evaluator
Playing the Fool: Why Asking a Few Silly Questions Makes You a Better Evaluator

Discover why asking silly questions can make you a better evaluator. This article reveals how injecting humor and curiosity into evaluation discussions can foster open dialogue, encourage critical thinking, and drive meaningful change.

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Evaluation is my main job, I do some evaluation, Evaluation PracticeShelby Corleyevaluation, Evaluator role, Evaluation process, Stakeholders, self-reflectionComment
SWOT Analysis: What is it and how do I use it?
SWOT Analysis: What is it and how do I use it?

A SWOT is a tool commonly used at the beginning of a new venture or as part of a new strategic planning process. A SWOT in evaluation could be used as a data collection tool or to present evaluation findings and create recommendations. This article outlines what a SWOT analysis is and how to complete one.

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Data Collection, Evaluation Practice, Planning, Reporting, I do some evaluation, I'm new to evaluationKim Desjarlaisevaluation, evaluation activities, evaluation practice, evaluation tools, program evaluation, StakeholdersComment
Top Tips for Using a Real-Time Interpreter in Interviews and Focus Groups
Top Tips for Using a Real-Time Interpreter in Interviews and Focus Groups

In this article, we share our top tips for running an interview or focus group using a real-time interpreter & reflect on a recent online focus group I completed that utilized an Arabic interpreter.

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Data Collection, Evaluation is my main job, I do some evaluationStephanie JonesQualitative Data, Interviews, Focus Groups, Data Collection, Communication, Data, Evaluation, Qualitative, StakeholdersComment