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Return to 'Toolkit' Structure: Ten features of evaluation10 Evaluation Evidence Based ImpactThe Aimhigher evidence guidance offers a rich source for thinking about levels (and time), and the kind of evidence that is required for each. The important point is that evaluation becomes increasingly powerful and convincing as different kinds of evidence, (situated appropriately within their context) are brought together.
Consultancy Evaluation PlansEach of the 8 consultancies will be providing copies of their plans and additional observations about the consultancy process and the lessons they have learned during the preparation of their evaluation plan. Information will be added as it becomes available. Aimhigher Tyne and Wear - A case study of their consultation prepared by their consultant Dr Lesleyann Morgan (pdf 47 kb) An initial draft of the Imperial College evaluation plan (pdf 38 kb) See also presentation materials from Coventry and Warwickshire Aimhigher - Lessons from experience of evaluation planning: Derby, 12th June 2008 - Phil Dent Coventry and Warwickshire Aimhigher (pdf 121 kb) Aimhigher Tyne and Wear - Lessons from experience of evaluation planning: Manchester, 19th June 2008 - Sarah Turnbull (pdf 24 kb) Imperial College - Lessons from experience of evaluation planning: London, 24th June 2008 - Silje Anderson Imperial College (pdf 2,700 kb)
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