EPIP National Conference 2013: Evaluation for Learning and Results

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The session was presented at the Emerging Practitioners In Philanthropy (EPIP) 2013 National Conference in Chicago. The session presented the field of evaluation as a tool for creating and leading a results-based learning culture through an interactive format. William Fenn and Johanna Morariu of Innovation Network presented the session.

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evaluation
as a tool
for creating
and leading

a results-based

learning culture

Johanna Morariu
jmorariu@innonet.org
@j_morariu

William Fenn

wfenn@innonet.org
@wtfenn

What’s your experience
in philanthropy?

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What’s your experience
with evaluation?

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Agenda

1

Concepts and definitions

2

Practical approaches

3

Apply it to your work
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Concepts and definitions

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Concepts and definitions

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Evaluation Approaches

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Evaluation Focus

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Levels of Analysis

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1

Grant/Grantee

Levels of Analysis

Strategy/Portfolio

Foundation
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Field/Issue

1

Evaluation Theater

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Practical approaches

A
B
C
D
E

Start small but meaningfully
Build capacity

Break out of the grant process
Evaluation for facts and stories
Use your evaluation toolbox
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Practical approaches

A

Start small but meaningfully

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2

Practical approaches

B

Build capacity

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Practical approaches

C

Break out of the grant process

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2

Practical approaches

D

Evaluation for facts and stories

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2

Practical approaches

E

Use your evaluation toolbox

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3

Apply it to your work

Challenges?

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Apply it to your work

Solutions?

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Apply it to your work

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thank you!
Evaluation as a tool for creating and leading
a results-based learning culture
Johanna Morariu
jmorariu@innonet.org
@j_morariu

William Fenn
wfenn@innonet.org
@wtfenn

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EPIP National Conference 2013: Evaluation for Learning and Results

1. evaluation as a tool for creating and leading a results-based learning culture Johanna Morariu jmorariu@innonet.org @j_morariu William Fenn wfenn@innonet.org @wtfenn

2. What’s your experience in philanthropy? www.innonet.org | Page 2 | @InnoNet_Eval

3. What’s your experience with evaluation? www.innonet.org | Page 3 | @InnoNet_Eval

4. Agenda 1 Concepts and definitions 2 Practical approaches 3 Apply it to your work www.innonet.org | Page 4 | @InnoNet_Eval

5. 1 Concepts and definitions www.innonet.org | Page 5 | @InnoNet_Eval

6. 1 Concepts and definitions www.innonet.org | Page 6 | @InnoNet_Eval

7. 1 Evaluation Approaches www.innonet.org | Page 7 | @InnoNet_Eval

8. 1 Evaluation Focus www.innonet.org | Page 8 | @InnoNet_Eval

9. 1 Levels of Analysis www.innonet.org | Page 9 | @InnoNet_Eval

10. 1 Grant/Grantee Levels of Analysis Strategy/Portfolio Foundation www.innonet.org | Page 10 | @InnoNet_Eval Field/Issue

11. 1 Evaluation Theater www.innonet.org | Page 11 | @InnoNet_Eval

12. 2 Practical approaches A B C D E Start small but meaningfully Build capacity Break out of the grant process Evaluation for facts and stories Use your evaluation toolbox www.innonet.org | Page 12 | @InnoNet_Eval

13. 2 Practical approaches A Start small but meaningfully www.innonet.org | Page 13 | @InnoNet_Eval

14. 2 Practical approaches B Build capacity www.innonet.org | Page 14 | @InnoNet_Eval

15. 2 Practical approaches C Break out of the grant process www.innonet.org | Page 15 | @InnoNet_Eval

16. 2 Practical approaches D Evaluation for facts and stories www.innonet.org | Page 16 | @InnoNet_Eval

17. 2 Practical approaches E Use your evaluation toolbox www.innonet.org | Page 17 | @InnoNet_Eval

18. 2 Practical approaches A B C D E Start small but meaningfully Build capacity Break out of the grant process Evaluation for facts and stories Use your evaluation toolbox www.innonet.org | Page 18 | @InnoNet_Eval

19. 3 Apply it to your work Challenges? www.innonet.org | Page 19 | @InnoNet_Eval

20. 3 Apply it to your work Solutions? www.innonet.org | Page 20 | @InnoNet_Eval

21. 3 Apply it to your work www.innonet.org | Page 21 | @InnoNet_Eval

22. thank you! Evaluation as a tool for creating and leading a results-based learning culture Johanna Morariu jmorariu@innonet.org @j_morariu William Fenn wfenn@innonet.org @wtfenn

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