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2016 Annual NEO Shop Talk Round-up

Posted by on December 30th, 2016 Posted in: Blog


Top 10 List

Like everyone else, we have an end-of-the-year list.  Here’s our top ten list of the posts we wrote this year, based on number of views:

10. Developing Program Outcomes Using the Kirkpatrick Model – with Vampires

9.  Inspirational Annual Reporting with Appreciative Inquiry

8.  What is a Need?

7.  Designing Surveys: Does the Order of Response Options Matter?

6.  Simply Elegant Evaluation: GMR’s Pilot Assessment of a Chapter Exhibit

5.  A Chart Chooser for Qualitative Data!

4.  W.A.I.T. for Qualitative Interviews

3.  The Zen Trend in Data Visualization

2.  How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Logic Models (The Chili Lesson)

1.  Logic Model for a Birthday Party

We put a lot of links to interesting things in our blog posts.  Here are the Top Ten websites that people went to from our blog:

10. The Kirkpatrick Model

9.  Books by Stephanie Evergreen

8.  Tearless Logic Model article in Global Journal of Community Psychology Practice

7.  AEA 365 | A Tip-a-Day by and for Evaluators

6.  Public Libraries, Project Outcome – Looking Back, Looking Forward

5.  Build a Qualitative Dashboard

4.  Nat King Cole, The Christmas Song

3.  The Histomap by John Sparks

2.  Tools: Tearless Logic Model (how-to summary)

1.  Stephanie Evergreen Qualitative Chart Chooser

The NEO wishes you a happy and fulfilling New Year!!

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