The first step in ethical evaluation is awareness, that is, recognizing that all evaluations hold inherent risks. This infographic provides you with a list of questions at the planning, data collection, recruitment, and reporting stages, to point you in the direction of where to look for risk and support ethical evaluation.
Here’s where to go next:
NEXT: Work through the harder calls in Ethical Decision Making in Evaluation.
GET THE RESOURCE: Use our JCSEE Evaluation Standards in Practice (free) to reflect on your evaluation practice.
GO DEEPER: Get the consent, interview, risk assessment, and accessible reporting tools together in the Ethical & Equitable Evaluation Bundle ($30).
The first step in ethical evaluation is awareness, that is, recognizing that all evaluations hold inherent risks. This infographic provides you with a list of questions at the planning, data collection, recruitment, and reporting stages, to point you in the direction of where to look for risk and support ethical evaluation.
Here’s where to go next:
NEXT: Work through the harder calls in Ethical Decision Making in Evaluation.
GET THE RESOURCE: Use our JCSEE Evaluation Standards in Practice (free) to reflect on your evaluation practice.
GO DEEPER: Get the consent, interview, risk assessment, and accessible reporting tools together in the Ethical & Equitable Evaluation Bundle ($30).
