ESS Evaluation Method: Appreciative questions
These are two simple questions that you can use to get simple feedback on what’s working for people and how that could be made even better.
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ESS Evaluation Method: Appreciative questions – template
Appreciative questions template
ESS Evaluation Method: Body map
Body maps can be used as a creative way of evaluating your project.
ESS Evaluation Method: Capturing casual moments
This method is a simple means for writing down service users’ actual words when staff or volunteers want to record comments in non-formal circumstances.
ESS Evaluation Method: Capturing casual moments – template
Capturing casual moments template
ESS Evaluation Method: Choosing pictures
This method can be used with a group or as a one to one activity. People are invited to pick a card in response to a specific question or idea.
ESS Evaluation Method: Creative writing
Creative or expressive writing isn’t for everyone but it can be very powerful both as an activity and as an evaluation tool.
ESS Evaluation Method: Emotional touchpoints
Emotional touchpoints are used to identify key points in people’s experiences of services.
ESS Evaluation Method: Evaluation Wheel
The evaluation wheel is a creative and flexible tool to collect information on outcomes in a simple and accessible manner.
ESS Evaluation Method: Focus group
Facilitated discussions to investigate people’s perceptions, opinions, beliefs, and attitudes.