Abstract: Social media use is growing among organizations seeking to have social impact. Social media is becoming a well-established platform for community engagement, yet we are still in the early stages of understanding how best to evaluate the effectiveness and impact of online and social media efforts, which often require going beyond traditional evaluation methods and technologies
AEA2011_EvaluatingEngagement_FINAL_for AEA.pdf
This session highlights key lessons from the Zurich Resilience Alliance to measure and assess the impact of community flood-resilience programming to inform decision-making for more effective floodresilience interventions. Attention will be given to the use of a consistent measurement methodology for community resilience to floods over time and place; challenges to measuring a complex and dynamic phenomenon such as community resilience; methodological implications of measuring community resilience versus impact on and contribution to this goal; and using measurement and tools such as cost-benefit analysis to prioritize and inform strategic decision making for resilience interventions
AEA Resilience Session Denver AEA - 10-2014.pdf
Because funders are increasingly interested in how their efforts impact specific policy actions or influence the policy panorama in general, they are turning to evaluators to conduct policy evaluation projects
AEA 2013 - Engaging the Right People at the Right Time.pdf
Using a mixed-methods design, a survey was developed to collect behavioral and attitudinal data while rich qualitative data were collected through a series of five panel sessions to assess the impact of Encrucijada, Sin Salud No Hay Nada (Crossroads, There Is Nothing Without Health), a 24-episode soap opera series
AEA 2012 - Enriquez M presentation - October 25 2012 - FINAL.pdf
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Mike-Hendricks-United-Ways-AEA-2013.ppt
Assisting afterschool youth development programs to utilize evaluation to improve program quality and drive decision making through funding technology, developing shared metrics, and sharing findings in a peer learning environment. Included are all three powerpoints presented and a sample...
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Presentation for Evaluation 2011, from Session 492 - Methods I: New Approaches to Assessment in Higher Education - Currently, institutional research (IR) offices in community colleges nationwide are collecting and reporting on extensive data sets. Colleges are especially focused on studying...
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Poster presented at AEA 2015 Discusses the concept of consumer self-sufficiency as it applies to culturally, linguistically and economically diverse health insurance consumers, and describes the process and challenges of defining, promoting and measuring self-sufficiency. Addresses evaluation...
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The Appalachian Information Technology Extension Service (AITES) project's overarching goal is to increase girls' interest in jobs requiring information technology (IT) skills through the development of community capacity. Developing community capacity is accomplished by training Community...
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In this paper we review different approaches to the measurement of poverty, and present our work on development of a multidimensional indicator-based system designed to establish community profiles across multiple domains affected by poverty: health, food security, housing, transportation,...
poverty AEA_Presentation.pdf