Khulisa often works with organizations who only have a partial evaluation culture. This article by Evaluation into Action called Building a Culture of Program Evaluation provides insight
Khulisa finds the many new (and previously used) participatory research tools in this handbook very useful in client evaluations.Some of the practical techniques referenced in
The Chartmaker Directory is a useful website to find the right tool to create charts for communicating #evaluation findings. The directory includes more than 50
Khulisa is often asked to measure the potential for projects to scale up their activities. This freely downloadable document called “Taking Innovations to Scale: Methods,
Khulisa finds Mendeley to be one of the best free referencing tools because of its user-friendliness. Mendeley is a desktop application that has a MS
Khulisa finds this fun video by Ann-Murray Brown about logframes in evaluation helpful and used it to introduce M&E to BRIDGE’s Early Childhood Development Community
Ripple Effect Mapping (REM) is an interesting type of impact evaluation methodology that uses elements of Appreciative Inquiry, mind mapping, and qualitative data analysis to engage program participants and
Khulisa is using this World bank Toolkit for Measuring Early Childhood Development (ECD) . The Toolkit comes with a measurement inventory and an online spreadsheet
Khulisa uses these fully-editable PowerPoint map templates on yourfreetemplates.com. They include geographic maps of continents, countries, and in some cases provinces, states and districts. For more map visualization tools go to: Tableau
Khulisa will use ZipGrade on an assignment which calls for assessing over a thousand teachers. Until 2011, we used an expensive OCR/form creation software
