Collaborative Evaluation Led by Local Educators
Presenters

Ann Brackett (Primary)
Director of Research and Evaluation
Learning Innovations at WestEd
Nancy Hurley (Primary)
Research and Evaluation Associate
Learning Innovations at WestEd
Description
In this interactive presentation Ann Brackett, Director of Research and Evaluation, and Nancy Hurley, Research and Evaluation Associate, both with Learning Innovations at WestEd, will highlight a new print and online resource, Collaborative Evaluation Led by Local Educators, developed through the Northeast and the Islands Regional Technology in Education Consortium. A detailed overview introduced the collaborative evaluation process, and in the Power Point presentation, participants explored the guide, touching on the various stages of the evaluation process, as well as the accompanying Web site, where they found a detailed evaluation planning template and practical, step-by-step how-to's for evaluation tasks, ranging from selection of data-gathering strategies to development of questionnaires and facilitation of community discussions of findings.
Participants can print the guide and supporting resources prior to the presentation.
If you need assistance with your school improvement process, WestEd’s Comprehensive School Reform Facilitator (CSRF) Initiative can help.
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This R&D Alert highlights some of the lessons learned from WestEd's efforts in evaluation. At the core of this work is a commitment to helping schools, districts, community organizations, and other agencies understand whether a program is doing what it was intended to do, whether it was implemented properly, and how it could be improved.
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