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This document defines and provides examples of different types of program evaluation:
- Formative evaluation helps improve programs during development by assessing delivery and strategies to refine the program.
- Summative evaluation assesses programs after completion to determine effectiveness and whether a program should continue or expand.
- Process evaluation examines whether program strategies were properly implemented and focuses on delivery of program services.
- Outcome evaluation measures changes in participant comprehension, attitudes, behaviors and practices resulting from the program.
- Impact evaluation focuses on long-term sustained changes in participants and influence on policies from program activities.
This document defines and provides examples of different types of program evaluation:
- Formative evaluation helps improve programs during development by assessing delivery and strategies to refine the program.
- Summative evaluation assesses programs after completion to determine effectiveness and whether a program should continue or expand.
- Process evaluation examines whether program strategies were properly implemented and focuses on delivery of program services.
- Outcome evaluation measures changes in participant comprehension, attitudes, behaviors and practices resulting from the program.
- Impact evaluation focuses on long-term sustained changes in participants and influence on policies from program activities.
This document defines and provides examples of different types of program evaluation:
- Formative evaluation helps improve programs during development by assessing delivery and strategies to refine the program.
- Summative evaluation assesses programs after completion to determine effectiveness and whether a program should continue or expand.
- Process evaluation examines whether program strategies were properly implemented and focuses on delivery of program services.
- Outcome evaluation measures changes in participant comprehension, attitudes, behaviors and practices resulting from the program.
- Impact evaluation focuses on long-term sustained changes in participants and influence on policies from program activities.
Type How well is the program Evaluates a program When starting a being during development new program delivered? in order to make early improvements To assist in the What Formative early phases of strategies Helps to refine or program can we use improve program development to improve this program? Should this program To help decide continue to whether to be funded? Provides information continue or end on program a program Should we effectiveness expand To help Summative these Conducted after the determine services to completion of the whether a all other program design program should after-school be expanded to programs in other locations the community? Determines if To Did your Process specific program determine why program strategies were an established meet its implemented as program has goals for planned changed over recruitment time of program Focuses on program participants? To address implementation inefficiencies in Did program participants delivery of receive the services specified number of To accurately service portray to hours? outside parties program operations (e.g., for replication elsewhere) Did your participants report the desired Focuses on the To decide changes changes in whether after comprehension, program/activit completing a attitudes, behaviors, y affect program and practices that participants cycle? result from outcomes Outcomes programs activities What are To establish the short or Can include both and measure long short and long term clear benefits of term results results the program observed among (or reported by) participants? What changes in your program participants Focuses on long To influence behaviors term, sustained policy are changes as a result attributable of the program To see impact to your Impact activities, both in longitudinal program? positive/negative studies with and comparison What effects intended/unintended groups would program participants miss out on without this program?