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CHAPTER 15 Developing a Plan for Monitoring and Evaluation
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1. Name three potential purposes for an evaluation.
a. To fulfill a grant requirement, To do better the next time, To get continued or increased funding, To help decide how to prioritize and allocate resources going forward, Alert to midcourse corrections)
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2. Name two potential Output measures.
a. Numbers of materials distributed, Number/type of media channels utilized, Reach and frequency, Media coverage, Total impressions/cost per impression, Implementation of program elements)
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3. Name two potential Outcome measures:
a. Changes in behavior intent, Changes in knowledge, Changes in belief, Responses to campaign elements, Campaign awareness, Customer satisfaction levels, Partnerships and contributions created, Policy changes
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4. Name two potential Impact measures:
a. Lives saved, Diseases prevented, Injuries avoided, Water quality improved, Water supply increased, Air quality improved, Landfill reduced, Wildlife and habitats protected, Animal cruelty reduced, Crimes prevented, Financial well-being improved
5. To determine ROI, for Money spent, indicate whether the information/calculations are needed?
a. YES
b. NO
6. To determine ROI, for Behaviors influenced, indicate whether the information/calculations are needed?
a. YES
b. NO
7. To determine ROI, for Cost per behavior influenced, indicate whether the information/calculations are needed?
a. YES
b. NO
8. To determine ROI, for Benefit per behavior, indicate whether the information/calculations are needed?
a. YES
b. NO
9. To determine ROI, for Earned media impressions, indicate whether the information/calculations are needed?
a. YES
b. NO
10. To determine ROI, for Number of likes on Facebook, indicate whether the information/calculations are needed?
a. YES
b. NO
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16. What is one of the most typical resources for measuring inputs?
a. Internal records, databases
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17.What is one of the most typical methodologies for measuring outcomes?
a. Quantitative audience surveys, observation research, Randomized controlled trials
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18.What is one of the most reliable methodologies for measuring impact?
a. Scientific surveys, technical surveys, health statistics, environmental statistics
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19. What are three timeframes for measurement efforts?
a. Prior to campaign launch; During campaign implementation; Post-campaign
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20.What is the least expensive method for evaluation?
a. Records, databases, anecdotal comments
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23.What methods are typically moderate costs?
a. Citizen surveys and observation research
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24.What methods are the most significant costs?
a. Randomized Controlled Trials, Scientific surveys, Technical surveys
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