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Agent-based Modeling as an Evaluation Tool

Social Causality with Agents Using Multiple Perspectives — the Movie

Simulation Using Events and Goals – A New Approach to Agent-based Modeling

Social Causality with Agents using Multiple Perspectives: A Novel Approach to Understanding Network-based Social Phenomena

Agent-based Evaluation Guiding Implementation of Solar Technology

Integrating Evaluation and Agent-Based Modeling

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Eat dessert first. Life is uncertain.
Good advice. True observation.

Any yet, we must soldier on, trying to predict what will happen and to explain why things work out as they do. My professional life has grappled with prediction and explanation through the lens of program evaluation. I have come to appreciate how much, and how little, evaluation can tell us. Sometimes it is “much”. Sometime is “little”. Sometimes it is “much” and “little” at the same time. This blog expresses my engagement with what evaluation can do, what it cannot do, what it should do, and what it should not do. About the graphic.

Contributions to this blog are most welcome. If you are interested, please contact me at jamorell@jamorell.com.

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