Evaluation examines policies and programs across every arena of human endeavor, from
efforts to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS to programs that drive national science policy. Relying …

Addressing society's complex problems means fundamentally challenging systems and their
economic, social and environmental dimensions. Current measurement tools and evaluation …

Evaluation is defined by its central task of valuing—the process and product of judging the
merit, worth, or significance of a policy or program. However, there are no clear-cut ways to …

This paper addresses the theoretical and practical question of how to specify criteria used in
educational evaluations. People and groups involved in and affected by an educational …

Evaluative criteria define a “high quality” or “successful” evaluand and provide the basis for
judgment of merit and worth, yet they are often assumed and implicit in the evaluation …

Psychological theory suggests that evaluators' individual values and traits play a
fundamental role in evaluation practice, though few empirical studies have explored those …

Evaluative Rubrics: a Method for Surfacing Values and Improving the Credibility of Page 1
Journal of MultiDiscplinary Evaluation 11 Journal of MultiDisciplinary Evaluation Volume 9, Issue …

Values play a fundamental role in the evaluation process; however, evaluators and
evaluation training have tended to focus on research methodology. Much less emphasis has …

What ethics means in the field of evaluation is largely confined to matters of face-to-face
interaction of professionals with those with whom professionals work; what is commonly …

Evaluation competency frameworks across the globe regard evaluation approaches as
important to know and use in practice. Prior classifications have been developed to aid in …