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 | How Do We Know What We Are Doing Is Actually What We Think We Are Doing: Using Assessment to Measure Effectiveness and Create Change In Programs Sumi Ariely, Rick Gresh
 Thu Jan 22, 09:30-11:30am, 1-135
 
 No limit but advance sign up required (see contact below)
 Signup by: 20-Jan-2004
 Single session event
 Prereq: none; interest or experience in program development useful.
 
 This course provides a general introduction to the current status of evaluation techniques and methodologies and uses some research examples to show how assumptions and outcomes are not always or even often the same.  We will explore basic principles of how to set-up events, service programs, or activities to do effective evaluation and measure real change.  Students with programs or personal events in mind will be given time to practice developing measurable goals and evaluation questions. Join us for breakfast!
 Contact: Sumi Ariely, 4-104, x3-0742, sumidan@mit.edu
 Sponsor: Public Service Center
 Latest update: 26-Nov-2003
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