On Demand Learning
Our ECN members create many types of resources and are delighted to make them available to you. Click on the tabs below to browse blogs, articles, reports, and media stories coming from our network!
Transforming Evaluation Capacity in the Social Serving Sector. (Webinar)ECN partners share about the development of the network, examples of ongoing collaborative evaluation projects, and ways to get connected to the capacity building opportunities being offered across Canada.PPT link
Presenters: Rebecca Gokiert, Javier Mignone & Isabelle Bourgeois
Transformation: What it is. Why it matters. How to evaluate it. (Webinar)The pandemic has thrust the social serving sector into the depths of transformation as they respond to diverse client needs, restrained financial resources, and public health restrictions. As we re-imagine how to respond to the long term effects of the pandemic, the equity issues that have been magnified, and the economic pressures of the downturn, explore how transformative evaluation can make a difference. PPT link
Presenters: Michael Quinn-Patton & Mark Cabaj
EvalLab: Strategic Learning 101. (Webinar)A public webinar, with evaluation expert Sami Berger, for the non-profit community to explore the basics of strategic learning. This 90-minute webinar follows a case study approach that allows participants to gain a better understanding of strategic learning and its importance. By the end of this webinar, you will have basic knowledge of strategic learning, its benefits, and how to start embedding it into your organization!PPT link
Presenters: Sami Berger & The Edmonton Chamber of Voluntary Organizations
Practising Culturally Responsive & Equitable Evaluation (Panel)Culture influences every dimension of the evaluation process and its stakeholders. This is why evaluations need to be culturally responsive to be meaningful and valid. Taking an equity, diversity, inclusion, and indigeneity lens is key to ensure recognition, accurate interpretation, and use of evaluations.PPT link
Panelists: Yvonne Chiu, Jill Chouinard, and Ayesha Boyce
Community-Based Evaluation & Capacity Building (Webinar)The Evaluation Capacity Network presents how community-driven evaluation and capacity building can be done in practice. This session highlights 7 current projects.PPT link
Presenters: Rebecca Gokiert & Evaluation Capacity Network
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