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ANSWER KEY
SCENARIO I (continued)
4. Data collection
a) What indicators will you use to measure results (e.g. what kinds of faculty and
university changes will you look for)?
Answer:
Use of innovative teaching methods in the classroom
Participants teach their students about OHCCs
Teachers and students understand OHCCs
b) What will success look like?
Answer: Again, answers will vary considerably from one group to the next. A
possible answer is: at least 60% of participants are now teaching OHCCs in their
classes using innovative teaching methods
5. Communication and Reporting
a) Who will you communicate with during the course of your evaluation?
Answer:
VOHUN-NCO: To communicate plans and results and ensure their needs are
being met. VOHUN-NCO is your client.
THOHUN workshop organizers: To obtain information about the workshop,
participant lists, etc. The workshop is your object of evaluation.
Workshop participants and their universities: You will measure impact by
changes taking place in faculty teaching and university activities. They are
the unit of analysis.
b) How and within whom will you share the results of this evaluation?
Answer: The evaluator and client should determine this before the evaluation
begins. In many cases, the client owns the data and can decide whether or not to
share the evaluation findings with others. A typical deliverable is a written report
for the client (VOHUN-NCO). If the client allows, and the data can be shared
anonymously, it is good practice to share findings with other stakeholders
(THOHUN, participants, participating universities).
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