Program Evaluation
About Program Evaluation
"Evaluation matters. It really does. It has implications for just about everything we encounter in our daily lives. The toothpaste we use to brush our teeth each morning: Is it safe? Hopefully someone has carefully evaluated its safety and effectiveness before putting it on the shelves for purchase. The training program for the driver of the bus we might ride to work or school: Was it effective in adequately training the driver? We hope so, because we are putting our lives in the bus driver's hands. The commercials on TV: Could they adversely impact young, impressionable minds? We imagine the purpose is to influence, but whom, in what ways, and to what extent? The government unemployment program, should we find ourselves without a job: Is it effective as a short-term measure while individuals actively seek new employment? This is the same program that part of your income goes toward every pay period. Is it a good use of your money? Is there a more effective way to facilitate employment...
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