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Working with the YIHR Program Evaluation Unit
The York Institute of Health Research (YIHR) and the York University - TD Community Engagement Centre (CEC) present a workshop series designed to provide participants with the tools needed to develop a plan to evaluate a specific program. Content will be geared to the application of concepts. Please think of a program or project that you would like to evaluate, so that at the end of the four sessions, you have a draft of a program evaluation plan ready to enact
The workshops will be led by members of the YIHR Program Evaluation Unit (look under ‘About Us’).
Participants must register in advance for each session. It is possible to attend workshops separately, although they will build on each other and it is encouraged to sign up for all four in a series.
Location: All workshops will be held at the York University - TD Community Engagement Centre, Yorkgate Mall.
Dates:
Evaluation Concepts, Trends, Innovations
Tuesday November 8, 2011:
9:30am – 12 noon
Applying Program Logic Model
to Plan your Evaluation
Tuesday November 15, 2011:
9:30am – 12 noon
Mixed method Research
Tuesday November 22, 2011:
9:30am – 12 noon
Qualitative Data Analysis
Tuesday November 29, 2011:
9:30am – 12 noon
Introduction to Photovoice Part 1
Tuesday January 10, 2012
9:30 am – 12 noon
Introduction to Photovoice Part 2
Tuesday January 17, 2012
9:30am – 12 noon
Survey Development
Tuesday January 24, 2012
9:30am – 12 noon
Tailoring Evaluations to meet Policy Requirements
Tuesday January, 31 2012
9:30am – 12 noon
Costs: $30.00 plus 13% HST =$33.90 per person, per session, payable at each event. Cash or cheque payable to:
York Institute of Health Research.
Registration: Contact Joo Ann Lee at jolee@yorku.ca to register. Registration will be capped at 15 per session.
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