Evaluation Basics

Unlike their predecessors present-day evaluators must negotiate with public and private agencies organize and administer projects speak to groups write reports and budgets as well as play the role of politician and philosopher. Additionally they must think as ethicists when asking personal survey questions (so as not to violate the privacy of the individual) or contemplate random assignment (thereby potentially denying services to some). Evaluation Basics offers proven techniques in a how to format with step-by-step directions and illustrations. This book will be of use to those conducting evaluations working with someone else who does or planning to conduct evaluations in the future.