The video will help you build your own basic logic model, use a logic model to link your work to higher level outcomes, and use a logic model for evaluation. See below for templates and guides on our website that you will use in this workshop.
The recording itself is 50 minutes, but we suggest you give yourself around two hours for this online learning so you can do the exercises included in the video. You can do this online workshop at your own pace! For instance, you may choose to do this workshop over two days.
This online learning resource was developed with the support of the Scottish Government and The National Lottery Community Fund.
If you would like to view the video with captions, you can enable Live Captions on your Google Chrome Settings.
Once you have watched our webinar ‘Theory of Change: An Introduction to Logic Modelling’ please give us feedback via our short form on Google Docs below.
Templates and guides that you will use in this workshop.
Basic Evaluation support
ESS evaluation support guides here
We have developed a series of support guides to help third sector organisations with their evaluation.
We encourage different and creative ways to engage people in evaluation.
Navigating the evaluation pathway is one way of getting started or checking that you are progressing.
‘Let’s Evaluate!’ workshops information & booking.
Let’s Evaluate! is a training programme designed to help third sector organisations demonstrate the difference they make.
The programme involves a combination of: trainer input to explain evaluation simply; exercises to help participants understand evaluation; and time for participants to apply the learning to their own work.
Logic Modelling
Support Guide 1c – Developing a Logic Model
This is a practical guide that focuses on how you put together a basic logic model to help you think about your aims, outcomes and activities.
ESS Evaluation Tool: Weaver’s Triangle
This tool can help you to clarify the impact you want to make and separate your aims, outcomes and activities.
ESS Evaluation Tool: Interactive Logic Model Template
This interactive logic model has been designed as an editable electronic document which you can save, edit, share with your colleagues and print.
‘Theory of Change – In ten steps ‘ resource
The theory of change process encourages us to reflect on our aims and plans, to discuss them with others and to make them explicit.
