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Evaluate Naturally and Quickly with Just-in-Time Program Evaluation
Journal of Extension
  • Nancy K. Franz, Iowa State University
  • John F. Munsell, State University Blacksburg
  • Tiffany N. Brown, State University Blacksburg
  • Holly K. Chittum, State University Blacksburg
Document Type
Article
Publication Version
Published Version
Publication Date
2-1-2017
Abstract

A just-in-time evaluation approach can help Extension professionals expand their program evaluation readiness, interest, and competence. A pilot test of this efficient approach helped organizers of a forest farming conference determine important information about the event's processes and content to be better positioned for future work. The conference evaluation team and conference participants enjoyed this approach that integrated evaluation methods and evaluative thinking into all the conference activities. This approach to evaluation is especially appropriate for gathering real-time data for determining the value of educational processes taking place while making evaluation more visible and easier to accomplish.

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This article is published as Franz[SLL[1] , N., Munsell, J., Brown, T., & Chittum, H. (2017). “Evaluate Naturally and Quickly with Just in Time Program Evaluation.” Journal of Extension, 55(1). Posted with permission.

Copyright Owner
Journal of Extension
Language
en
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application/pdf
Citation Information
Nancy K. Franz, John F. Munsell, Tiffany N. Brown and Holly K. Chittum. "Evaluate Naturally and Quickly with Just-in-Time Program Evaluation" Journal of Extension Vol. 55 Iss. 1 (2017) p. 1TOT1
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/nancy_franz/71/