Analysing and Reporting

Building on the inputs from existing evaluation courses including self-evaluation and the use of evaluation methods and tools, this course explains the process of analysis in more detail and is designed to help participants consider approaches for examining both quantitative and qualitative evidence.

Event Date:

Wednesday 13 May 2009

Start Time:

10.00am

End Time:

4.00pm

Location:

NICVA

Cost:

£100 pp (community/voluntary) £175 pp (statutory)

Event Type:

Event

This one-day course is the third in the self-evaluation series and explores the importance of analysing and using your evaluation findings. This course builds on previous sessions in Self-evaluation but may also stand on its own. The course explains the process of analysis in more detail. Participants will also consider ways of presenting and reporting their evaluation findings to meet the needs of stakeholders.

The course will include discussion and exercises on:

The importance of analysing and using information as part of the self-evaluation process as well as issues commonly encountered
The process of analysis; moving from reflection, collation, description and interpretation
Use of software packages, for example Excel and SPSS, to support the analysis process and enhance the presentation of data
Dealing with the dual roles of Practitioner/Evaluator - reducing the risks of bias in your self-evaluation and other good practice issues
Reporting your evaluation findings, including the format and structure for a report, guidelines on report writing, and creative approaches in disseminating evaluation findings

To book please contact:
Gladys Swanton, CENI Training Manager
Tel: 028 90248005 or email gladys@ceni.org

Community Evaluation NI | Kerry McCarroll | 02 Oct 2008

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