Planning Useful Evaluations: Evaluability Assessment
Educational Evaluation and Policy AnalysisPublished 1 May 1981
Alfred Rasp, Leonard Rutman
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An evaluability assessment is, in effect, a feasibility study that identifies which programmes (or aspects of programmes) can appropriately and effectively be measured in order to conduct an effective evaluation.
Abstract
Rutman presents a method of assessing the value of an evaluation before undertaking the research. An evaluability assessment is, in effect, a feasibility study. It identifies which programmes (or aspects of programmes) can appropriately and effectively be measured in order to conduct an effective evaluation.
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Decision Sciences