ANZEA is running its first online conference from 23 - 25 March 2021. I'm looking forward to presenting a session…
While COVID-19 has significantly disrupted our lives, a closer inspection shows we are not all impacted in the same ways. In this article I consider what the COVID-19 disruptions might mean for evaluation practice, based on my learning at from attending two recent events, the Economic Development New Zealand (EDNZ) online conference and the Australian Evaluation Society’s online FestEVAL.
Public health and social services are often hard to specify, complex to deliver and challenging to measure. This research uses a complexity theory-informed lens to explore the challenges and opportunities of contracting out for public health and social services in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Working online and working at home are not new to us, and probably aren’t to you either. But suddenly we find ourselves doing it more, and under different circumstances. In these new situations, we’re finding that we need to work a bit differently. Read more about what we are thinking in this latest news feed.
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment commissioned Pragmatica to review the Envirolink scheme and inform them of how well…
I am presenting a session about rubrics called ” Rubrics — a tool for unboxing evaluative reasoning” with the rest of the Kinnect Group at the Australian Evaluation Conference. Hope to see you there.
With colleagues from Kinnect Group we published an e-book on the use of rubrics in evaluation
Change is quickening for individuals, communities, and institutions around the world. Often change brings excitement and opportunity, but sometimes it challenges us.
Judy Oakden presented a paper at the Operations Research Conference, Lancaster UK in September 2018. This presentation helped form the early stages of her MPhil research.
Judy Oakden and Glenda Eoyang recently ran a workshop at the ANZEA conference Auckland. Glenda participated via Zoom from the US and Judy facilitated in the room.