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9780534545086

Practical Grant Writing and Program Evaluation

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  • ISBN13:

    9780534545086

  • ISBN10:

    0534545084

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2002-06-14
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning

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Summary

This brief and practical text is a perfect supplement for program planning and evaluation courses. Program planning, grant writing and program evaluation are discussed, with emphasis on the inter-relationship between these components and how each component emphasizes the others. Readers will learn the development and the implementation of grant proposals, program evaluation plans, data collection and analysis, and report writing.

Table of Contents

Rationality and Reality of Program Planning and Evaluation
1(9)
Defining Programs
1(1)
Program Planning and Program Evaluation: Two Sides of a Coin
2(1)
The Political Economy of Program Planning and Evaluation
3(2)
The Technology of Program Planning and Program Evaluation
5(2)
Summary
7(1)
References
7(3)
Planning, Evaluating, and Grant Writing
10(8)
Grant and Contract
10(1)
Program Planning and Grant Writing
10(1)
A Simple Formula for Program Planning
11(1)
Needs Assessments and Other Preplanning Considerations
12(1)
Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches
13(2)
Quantitative and Deductive Approaches
15(1)
Qualitative and Inductive Approaches
15(1)
Summary
16(1)
References
17(1)
Grant Proposal: A Written Program Plan
18(28)
Request for Proposal
18(1)
Logic Model for Program Development
19(1)
Writing a Grant Proposal
19(23)
Abstract
20(2)
Table of Contents
22(1)
Specific Aims
22(2)
Needs/Problem Statement
24(2)
Literature Review
26(1)
Target Populations
27(1)
Approaches and Methods
27(3)
Evaluation Plan
30(6)
Agency Capacity and Project Management
36(1)
Budget and Budget Justifications
37(5)
Proposal Reviews
42(1)
Summary
43(1)
References
43(3)
Developing an Evaluation Plan
46(15)
Empowerment Evaluation
46(2)
Purpose of Evaluation
47(1)
Choosing the Empowerment Evaluation Model
47(1)
The Evaluation Plan
48(3)
Why Develop an Evaluation Plan?
49(1)
When Should the Evaluation Plan Be Developed?
49(1)
Who Should Be Involved in the Development of the Evaluation Plan?
50(1)
How Should the Evaluation Plan be Designed?
50(1)
Types of Evaluation Plans
51(1)
Project-Wide Evaluation Plan
51(1)
Objective-Oriented Evaluation Plan
51(1)
Developing an Evaluation Plan that Includes Process Evaluation and Outcome Evaluation
52(8)
Project-Wide Evaluation Plan
53(1)
Objective-Oriented Evaluation Plan
53(7)
Summary
60(1)
References
60(1)
The Strategies and Tools for Data Collection
61(25)
Objectives Revisited
61(1)
Evaluation Plan Revisited
61(2)
A Guideline for Data Collection Strategies and Developing Instruments
63(4)
Data Collection Strategies and Identifying Instruments
63(1)
Instruments
63(1)
Selecting Existing Instruments
64(2)
How to Develop the Instruments
66(1)
Forming the Questions
66(1)
Layout Design
67(2)
Pilot Testing the Instrument
69(1)
Validity and Reliability
69(3)
Face Validity
69(1)
Content Validity
70(2)
Test-Retest Reliability
72(1)
Interrater Reliability
72(1)
Resources for Developing Instruments
72(1)
Strategies to Collect Data
72(4)
Type of Data to Be Collected
73(1)
Identifying Who Is to Collect the Data
74(1)
Developing a Data Collection Schedule
74(1)
Pilot Testing the Data Collection Process
75(1)
Training for the Data Collectors
75(1)
Using the Tools and Collecting the Data
76(1)
Summary
76(1)
References
76(10)
Data Analysis and Reporting
86(14)
Analyzing the Data
86(3)
Deciding on the Appropriate Analysis to Conduct
86(1)
Preparing for the Analysis
87(1)
Basic Statistical Analysis
88(1)
Levels of Measurement
89(1)
Descriptive Statistics
89(3)
Inferential Statistics
92(1)
Analyzing Qualitative Data
92(4)
Basic Steps to Content Analysis
92(4)
Summarizing the Data
96(1)
Reporting the Results
96(1)
Planning for the Report
97(1)
Types of Reporting Methods
97(1)
Summary
97(1)
References
97(3)
Putting It Together: Model Program and Evaluation Plans
100(19)
Project Healthy Families
100(9)
Program Plan and Description
100(2)
Program Evaluation
102(1)
Process Evaluation
103(3)
Outcome Evaluation
106(2)
Evaluation Team
108(1)
Confidentiality
108(1)
Evaluation Plan for ABC Agency AmeriCorps Project
109(3)
Information Management System
110(1)
Process Evaluation
110(1)
Outcome Evaluation
110(1)
Impact Evaluation
111(1)
Sampling Plan and Analysis Plan
112(1)
Implementation of Evaluation
112(1)
Confidentiality and Ethnical Considerations
112(3)
Privacy and Confidentiality
113(2)
Sample Consent Forms
115(1)
References
115(4)
Program Planning and Evaluation: Practical Considerations and Implications
119(10)
Practical Considerations and Implications for Funding Institutions
119(3)
Program Documentation
120(1)
Expectations and Resources for Evaluation
120(1)
Program Improvement and Empowerment Evaluation
121(1)
Practical Considerations and Implications for Human Services Providers
122(5)
Do Practitioners Do Planning and Evaluation?
123(1)
The Needs for Informed Planning and the Inclusion of Explanatory Studies
123(1)
Diversity, Social Justice and At-Risk Populations
124(1)
Who Is the Boss?
125(1)
Theory-Based, Objective-Guided, and Balanced Planning and Evaluation
125(1)
KISS and Develop a Buy-In
126(1)
Resource Issues
127(1)
Summary
127(1)
References
127(2)
Index 129

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