Inspiring Impact events in 2018/19
Help! I got stuck with my evaluation! – December 2019
Getting others on board (when you’re stuck with evaluation)
We need to get the people that we work with on board if we want to avoid getting stuck with our evaluation. We asked participants of our Inspiring Impact peer-learning event
Shelving it? Storing your evaluation data – June 2019
Making the most of reporting – March 2019
Sharing tools for evaluation – November 2018
Inspiring Impact events in 2017/18
Sharing news and feedback from your evaluation – 13th June 2018 in Edinburgh
- Event programme
- Publications list
- See Wakelet summary of the event below:
Sharing tools for evaluation
This afternoon workshop took place on Tuesday 27 March 2018 in Glasgow and gave an opportunity to particpants to learn about a variety of evalaution tools from each other and ESS staff. Guest speaker, Yvette Burgess from Coalition of Care and Support Providers in Scotland (CCPS) who spoke about the online Better Futures outcomes tool.
Outcomes for the workshop:
Participants will
- have some new ideas for evaluation to take back to your organisation
- shared learning about evaluation practice with colleagues from other third sector organisations
- had an opportunity to widen your professional network.
- Event report
- Publications list
- See Wakelet summary of the event below:
Getting others on board with evaluation – Inspiring Impact Network event
This free half day workshop took place on December 13th 2017 at Dovecot Studios, Edinburgh. This interactive workshop was an opportunity to:
- hear speakers from other third sector organisations share their experiences
- learn with and from people facing similar challenges in engaging trustees, colleagues and volunteers with evaluation
- make new connections in your professional network.
Related resources
Inspiring Impact case study: Getting colleagues on board with evaluation
This case study tells the story of how Changeworks, one of Scotland’s largest environmental charities, got colleagues on board to embed their evaluation systems through the whole organisation. They formed
Inspiring Impact Case Study: Evaluating the Festival City Volunteers project
Written by Marion Findlay, Volunteer Edinburgh, this case study shows how volunteers can be part of your evaluation. The project’s funders wanted strong evidence of the impact of health and
- Event programme
- Event report
- See Wakelet summary of the event below:
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