A discussion space for people interested in a session at AEA 2011 on how political ideology affects evaluation design.
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Empirical test of Jonny’s beliefs about evaluation surprise
Technical section of proposal to the National Science Foundation
Unexpected program outcomes as a function of the ideologies driving an evaluation – Some questions for the AEA
I want to spark a discussion of what evaluation might look like if it were practiced by people who were working from different ideological frameworks.
Looking for opinions about content — AEA workshop: Logic Models – Beyond the Traditional View: Metrics, Methods, Expected and Unexpected Change
The range of material we can cover during the workshop is much broader than time will allow. Please look through the slides (see attachment) and post your suggestions for priorities.
Dealing with variability
As a result of some back and forth with members of AEA's Systems TIG, I have been thinking about the idea that over and above specific activities in any one organization, what's also important is its capacity to deal with variability.
Jonny Morell’s very brief summary of his work on evaluation uncertainty
People have been asking me if I could briefly summarize my work on evaluation in the face of uncertainty. It took me a while, but I finally came up with the following.
Looking for opinions about content — AEA workshop: Logic Models – Beyond the Traditional View: Metrics, Methods, Expected and Unexpected Change
Asking for opinions about content for AEA logic model workshop.
Efficiently (on the cheap) and effectively evaluating training with uncertain outcomes
Effective workshop evaluation on the cheap.
Integrating Evaluation and Agent-Based Modeling
An argument for integrating agent based modeling into traditional evaluation methodologies
Looking for examples of unexpected program outcome
Looking for examples of unexpected program outcome.
Evaluation Uncertainty 