Category: EvalTuesdayTips

Evaluation Uncertainty is an interesting blog series tackling a wide-ranging view of how research and theory in the domain of “complexity” can contribute to evaluators’

Khulisa is finding Otter incredibly useful for automatic voice-to-text transcriptions of interviews and meetings and is using it for several evaluations. The Artificial Intelligence note

We are intrigued by the concept of sustainment, since sustainability is so often a concern of our clients and partners. This paper, by Eric Sarriot

Scheduling interviews can take up way too much of an evaluator’s time. Khulisa recently discovered Setmore, a cloud-based appointment scheduler, and is using it to

Exceljet has developed this useful list of Excel shortcuts. It is cleverly categorized by functionality such as File, Ribbon, General, Tables and Filters, Drag &

Information visualisation specialist Steven Franconeri gives this in-depth perspective on choosing the best visualisations for your data. It’s particularly interesting how he differentiates between choosing

Do your implicit assumptions need to become a little more explicit, or are there ways in which you can improve the logic of your Theory

Khulisa is intrigued by ImpactMapper as a really interesting way to conduct a meta-analysis of evaluation reports and learning documents. It is also being used

Evaluators often need methodologies to facilitate discussions with participants and help them reflect on their individual, collective and organisational progress. The Blue River Reflection is

Khulisa has conducted several process evaluations, including a detailed evaluation of the Farmer Voice Radio project. Often challenges emerge at the stage of evaluating the