
A toolkit for evaluating media literacy interventions
Ofcom’s evaluation toolkit is a useful how-to guide for planning and carrying out an evaluation of media literacy intervention.
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A toolkit for evaluating media literacy interventions
Ofcom’s evaluation toolkit is a useful how-to guide for planning and carrying out an evaluation of media literacy intervention.

How befriending can help health & social care partnerships with their priorities
This resource will help befriending services measure and demonstrate their contribution to strategic level outcomes.

Introduction to logic modelling online learning
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.

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.

The Culture Change Companion – workbook
This workbook is designed to help teams & individuals plan, carry out, evaluate, & learn from culture change initiatives.

Theory of change in ten steps
NPC’s guide to developing a theory of change for charities and funders.

Walking the talk: A guide for funders on how we evaluate our policy and practice influencing work (2016)
Walking the talk is a guide produced by funders on how funders evaluate their policy and practice influencing work.