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Evaluation Tipsheets: Title Index

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Number		Tipsheet Titles
1		Question Order
2		Asking About Age
3		Process Evaluation
4		Introducing an Evaluation
5		Listening Posts
6		Reduce Evaluation Burden
7		Reduce Evaluation Measurement
8		Stepscale
9		Do Participants Have Disabilities?
10		Steps for Writing Program Objectives
11		Evaluating Knowledge
12		Evaluating Behavior
13		Types of Accountability Data
14		Evaluating Sources of Information
15		Asking About Race
16		Evaluating a Conference
17		Success of a Delivery Method
18		Activity Oriented Evaluation
19		When the Answer is Zero, Zilch, or 0
20		Answer Categories & The Target Audience
21		When Should I Evaluate a Newsletter?
22		Cover Letter for a Survey
23		Using Mail & Telephone for Evaluation
24		Increasing the Usefulness of Conference Questions
25		Margin of Error: How to Explain It
26		A Ranking Question for a Needs Assessment
27		Measuring Barriers to Change
28		Evaluating Community Outreach
29		Focus Groups and 4-H and Youth Development
30		Reduce Bias with Retrospective Questions
31		Program Objectives & the Adoption Process
32		The Power of Early Evaluation
33		Increasing Advisory Committee Interest in Programs
34		Increasing Response to Surveys
35		Crafting Questions with Less Bias
36		Crafting Behavior Questions
37		Observation: An Underused Method to Collect Data
38		How Many Answer Categories are Correct?
39		Questions for Evaluating a Conference
40		Are %'s Appropriate in Program Objectives?
41		Who is Listening to Extension Messages?
42		Asking About Potentially Embarrassing Behaviors
43		First Step in Evaluating a Newsletter: Likely Objectives
44		Useful Answer Categories
45		Which Program Should I Evaluate?
46		Modern Households and Marital Status
47		Calculating and Displaying Findings from a Stepscale
48		A Mail Survey to Older Citizens?
49		County Mailing List: Appropriate for a Needs Assessment?
50		Measuring Intentions
51		Analyzing Knowledge Gain Using Excel
52		Analyzing Before & After Data Using Excel
53		Designing a Survey to Increase Response & Reliability
54		Passing an Exam: A Program Objective?
55		Increasing Stakeholder Confidence that Extension had an Impact
56		Creating Number Categories in a Question
57		Random Samples: How and Why
58		Sampling a Diverse Audience
59		Creating Valid Answer Categories
60		How to Determine Sample Size
61		Using Observation to Evaluate Skills
62		What Kind of Question is Good for Evaluating Awareness?
63		How Can I Make Sure my Video, Radio Clip, Poster, Brochure or Website will Have an IMPACT on the Target Audience
64		How Can I Make a Pie Chart in Excel to Report Data?
65		Volunteer Interviewers in a Phone Interview: What To Consider?
66		How to Use Evaluation Data to Write Different Types of Impact Statements
67		A Phone Interview: Steps to Increase Response From Your Target Audience
68		How Do I Evaluate Impact When The Make-Up Of The Audience Is Not Consistent?
69		Using Standard Phrases in Qualitative Interviews
70		How Can I Conduct an Evaluation of My Newspaper Column?
71		Measuring Impact with Certain Challenging Audiences
72		How Should I Deliver My Extension Program?
73		Focus Group Moderator Critique
74		Increasing Your Survey Response Rate
75		Baseline Data for your Program?
76		Evaluating an Event - When and How
77		Women in Production Agriculture - A Hidden Audience in your County?
78		Are You Reaching New Agricultural Audiences?
79		Successful Tape Recording from a Transcriptionist's Point of View
80		Measuring Intentions and Assessing the Impact
81		Measuring Factors that Influence Behavior and Assessing the Impact
82		8 Steps in Planning an Evaluation Strategy
83		An Evaluation Strategy
84		Evaluating Your Training of Trainers
85		How Can I Increase the Number of Participants in my Program?
86		What is the Difference Between N and n?
87		Using an Evaluation for a Needs Assessment

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