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
Contribution analysis is a useful evaluation methodology that helps iteratively map evidence against a theory of change and understand to what extent observed outcomes are
Colour is critical for good data visualization in evaluation. Here’s a few tips on how Khulisa uses colour in evaluation reports: Select your colour schemes
Our clients usually give us feedback on draft evaluations and other reports in comments embedded in the MSWord report. We use DocTools ExtractData ,a free
Khulisa often uses the the Cynefin Framework to contextualize and frame the evaluand and thus identify appropriate evaluation methodologies. Cynefin’s roots are in management assessments,
Here’s a great article on a rigorous quali-quantitative approach to establish the validity of contribution claims in impact evaluations. Other accessible resources on process tracing
