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AES 2015 International Evaluation Conference

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11:00 AEST

Plan-deliver-learn: Driving an evaluative mindset Room 108Kylie Brosnan • Sarita Narayan

11:30 AEST

From promise to practicalities: Applying complex systems concepts and methods in evaluation research with peer and community based programs Room 108Kylie Brosnan • Graham Brown • Daniel Reeders

12:00 AEST

Applying complexity theory to evaluation: Reflecting on research to inform practice Room 108Kylie Brosnan • Mat Walton

13:30 AEST

So now you've got the data, what next? Collaborative sensemaking to navigate diversity Room 108Gill Westhorp • Irene Guijt • Kate McKegg • Judy Oakden

14:15 AEST

Getting to the real 'value in value for money': Using economics evaluatively Room 108Gill Westhorp • Julian King

15:30 AEST

Evaluation and Technology: Making it work. Room 108Keren Winterford • Sandra Stopher

16:30 AEST

An innovative online tool for expanding the utility of program logic maps Room 108Keren Winterford • Donna Cohen

17:00 AEST

Tweeting for help - the utility of social media and digital technology in modern evaluation practice Room 108Keren Winterford • Rosemary McKenzie

09:30 AEST

Developing Cascading Monitoring and Evaluation Frameworks: A Case Study of a Pacific Multi-Country program Room 108Irene Guijt • Anne Markiewicz

11:00 AEST

Why does monitoring not deliver? Room 108Irene Guijt • Jill Campbell • Zazie Tolmer

11:30 AEST

Breaking down the boundaries of perception: Introducing monitoring and evaluation frameworks within a science organisation Room 108Irene Guijt • Helen Percy • Bruce Small • Toni White

12:00 AEST

Become a Front-End Champion: Five principles for effective evaluation analysis and design. Room 108Irene Guijt • Anthea Rutter • Zita Unger

15:30 AEST

What auditors are saying about evaluation Room 108John Donnelly • Tim Kirby

16:00 AEST

Crossing virtual boundaries - The potential of information communication technology in evaluation Room 108John Donnelly • Timoci O’Connor

16:30 AEST

'Visible Evaluation': Using embedded evaluation to bridge the gap between professional teaching quality standards and the classroom Room 108John Donnelly • Kathryn Cairns • Gerard Calnin • Janet Clinton • Anna Dabrowski

09:30 AEST

Evaluating impact when you have no counterfactual and a fuzzy program Plenary 1 (auditorium)Kim Grey • Jess Dart • Irene Guijt • Patricia Rogers Process Flow mapping for Evaluating Systems Room 112David Roberts • Melissa Rogan Realist Meta-evaluation: New kid on the block? Room 108Sarita Narayan • Bill Walker • Gill Westhorp

11:00 AEST

Are we being heard? Adventures from the frontline of evaluation capacity building Plenary 1 (auditorium)Kim Grey • Ben Barnes • Jennifer Davis • Ruth Friedman • Brian Keogh • Lyn Roberts How to build a good performance framework Room 108Sarita Narayan • Caroline Henwood • Kari Sann

12:00 AEST

Describing is good: measuring is better. A new means of measuring the effectiveness of networks and simultaneously strengthening their function. Room 108Sarita Narayan • Claire Grealy • Gail Winkworth The power of case studies in evaluating impact of a large scale quality improvement program Plenary 1 (auditorium)Kim Grey • Isla Hains

13:30 AEST

Gender Responsive Evaluation for non-gendered programs: Challenges of including a gendered lens in evaluation processes in India Room 108Adeola Capel • Rajib Nandi Avoiding doing too little, too late about impact: Planning and implementing an impact-oriented monitoring and evaluation system Plenary 1 (auditorium)Jess Dart • Irene Guijt • Greet Peersman The illogic of logic modelling Room 110Michelle Jones • Saville Kushner

14:00 AEST

Gender justice: Evaluation across levels and dimensions of power, inequality and change Room 108Adeola Capel • Jayne Pilkinton • Anna Trembath

14:30 AEST

Adaptive evaluation: Reflections on a multi-layered, participatory action methodology to evaluate a partnership strategy for the prevention of men's violence against women in regional Victoria, Australia. Room 110Michelle Jones • Karen Crinall • Lynda McRae Evaluating Collective Impact: Challenges and Opportunities Plenary 1 (auditorium)Jess Dart • Ruth Aston • Kelly Hannum It's time to ditch the 100 pager: Data viz infused evaluation reporting. Room 108Adeola Capel • Andre van der Walt