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The art of evaluation infographic v1

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Ebere Ikerionwu
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Evaluation involves assessing information against criteria to make judgements. The key steps in evaluation are information collation, assessing adequacy and effectiveness, and truth assessment. Information collation involves gathering relevant information, while adequacy looks at whether enough information was collected. Effectiveness determines if the information achieves its intended purpose. Truth assessment qualitatively checks the veracity of the facts. Successful evaluation also relies on clear definitions, assessing truth and consistency, and using qualified independent reviewers.

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THE ART OF EVALUATION A quick look at how we evaluate things Evaluation is the key part of any review. It is all about judgements and assessments against certain criteria. Here, we ask the question of what we mean by assessments and what we are doing when we evaluate. When we evaluate, we use information that we have previously identified as relevant against our criteria and we ask true or false questions about its validity. Information collation. This refers to information gathering and is usually done before evaluation We ask questions around the fullness of information gathered. Adequacy - this refers to coverage and deals with the question - Is it enough? Then we ask questions about consistency of facts and validity. Here, the issue being addressed is that of effectiveness against the given criteria. We are asking, does this really work. We focus on good vs bad. What risks exist and its mitigation. Adequacy / Effectiveness This asks the questions - Does it work? Are we fully covered Truth Assessment This are qualitative checks or tests around the truth of of the facts of a matter. G O S P O T I T T H R E E S T R U C T U R E M O D E L K E Y S T O E F F E C T I V E E V A L U A T I O N Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Item 4 30 20 10 0 Clear definitions Clear definitions differentiate similar concepts for less ambiguity Truth and consistency Truth and consistancy tease out errors of logic and inaccuracies On the ground support Qualified, Independent and experienced reviewers on standby. www.gospot.it

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The art of evaluation infographic v1

  • 1. THE ART OF EVALUATION A quick look at how we evaluate things Evaluation is the key part of any review. It is all about judgements and assessments against certain criteria. Here, we ask the question of what we mean by assessments and what we are doing when we evaluate. When we evaluate, we use information that we have previously identified as relevant against our criteria and we ask true or false questions about its validity. Information collation. This refers to information gathering and is usually done before evaluation We ask questions around the fullness of information gathered. Adequacy - this refers to coverage and deals with the question - Is it enough? Then we ask questions about consistency of facts and validity. Here, the issue being addressed is that of effectiveness against the given criteria. We are asking, does this really work. We focus on good vs bad. What risks exist and its mitigation. Adequacy / Effectiveness This asks the questions - Does it work? Are we fully covered Truth Assessment This are qualitative checks or tests around the truth of of the facts of a matter. G O S P O T I T T H R E E S T R U C T U R E M O D E L K E Y S T O E F F E C T I V E E V A L U A T I O N Item 1 Item 2 Item 3 Item 4 30 20 10 0 Clear definitions Clear definitions differentiate similar concepts for less ambiguity Truth and consistency Truth and consistancy tease out errors of logic and inaccuracies On the ground support Qualified, Independent and experienced reviewers on standby. www.gospot.it