Really new directions in evaluation
Subtitle: young evaluators' perspectives
By: Sandra Mathison, editor
Contributors: American Evaluation Association
Series: New directions for evaluation -- no. 131; Jossey-Bass education series
Publisher: Jossey-Bass/Wiley; American Evaluation Association
Published: 2011
Place of publication: San Francisco
Language: eng
Number of pages: 140
Subjects: Evaluation research (Social action programs); Study and teaching; Evaluation
Notes: "Fall 2011."

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Table of contents: title: Sociocultural theory: providing more structure to culturally responsive evaluation ; title: Dominica F. McBride --; title: Making the case for the humanities in evaluation training  -- Deborah A. Smith; title: S. Marshall Perry; title: Political psychology in evaluation: a theoretical framework ; title: Bridge between basic social science and evaluation  -- Robert D. Blagg; title: Using nonequivalent dependent variables to reduce internal validity threats in quasi-experiments: rationale, history, and examples from practice  -- Chris L.S. Coryn, Kristin A. Hobson; title: Eval + comm  -- Stephanie D.H. Evergreen; title: Focus groups in the virtual world: implications for the future of evaluation  -- Kristin L. Galloway; title: En"gendering" evaluation: feminist evaluation but "I am not a feminist!"  -- Divya Bheda; title: New evaluators addressing health disparities through community-based evaluation -- Dara F. Schlueter; title: Inside, outside, upside down: challenges and opportunities that frame the future of a novice evaluator  -- Sheila B. Robinson; title: Sailing through relationships?: on discovering the compass for navigating 21st-century evaluation in the Pacific  -- Paula White, Amohia Boulton; title: Integrating a new evaluation unit with an old institution: see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil  -- Claire E. Baxter; title: Building the value of evaluation: engaging with reflective practitioners  -- Teresa M. Derrick-Mills; title: Evaluation of multinational programs: value and challenges  -- Kim A. Hoffman; title: Using organizational memory directories to analyze networks  -- Madri S. Jansen van Rensburg; title: Evolution of understanding: positioning evaluation within a comprehensive performance management system  -- Kelci M. Price; title: Effectiveness engineering: vistas of opportunity beyond merit, worth, and significance -- Kurt A. Wilson