The project includes a series of lecture videos, a Just-in-Time-Teaching component, and a mixed methods evaluation approach measuring the effectiveness of the redesign.
Harvard Catalyst was selected to conduct a legislatively-mandated evaluation of this effort, resulting in a two-part mixed methods evaluation of the program that identified several positive outcomes with significant potential for further public health improvements.
Next steps: Through a mixed methods evaluation of the course, Martins was able to measure engagement, student satisfaction, and other data points that speak to the effectiveness of the redesign.
Using a mixed methods evaluation based upon the theory of change, data was gathered on 12 teacher leaders over three years.
This article describes the use of a mixed methods evaluation design to understand the jail diversion programs and client outcomes for veterans with trauma, mental health and/or substance use problems.
Managing the multi-sectoral program and the mixed methods evaluation involved bargaining and trade-offs that were deemed essential to respond to the array of stakeholders, program funders and disciplines involved.
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A summary outlining results from a mixed methods evaluation into our transmedia project in India, AdhaFULL.
A study at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, using a mixed methods evaluation, found that children in Safe Babies Court Teams exited foster care nearly 3 times as fast as a nationally representative comparison group.
The study is part of a larger mixed methods evaluation.
A mixed methods evaluation with three data sources was utilised.
