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Webinar: How evaluators bring qualitative data into program evaluations
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Our panel of evaluators will discuss how they use qualitative data to strengthen their program evaluations. The panelists conduct evaluations in the health, education and not for profit sectors.
Jill Lohmeier Ph.D. Associate Professor, Research and Evaluation in Education and Co-Director of Center for Program Evaluation at University of Massachusetts Lowell
Shanna Rose Thompson, Ed.D. Center for Program Evaluation Manager at University of Massachusetts Lowell,
Laura Lagendyk, QuotesWork.ca, located in Calgary, Alberta,
Noelle Wyman Roth, Applied Research & Evaluation group at Duke University's Social Science Research Institute"
How evaluators bring qualitative data into program evaluations
27th February 2020
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