Program Logic
This course introduces public servants to program logic models for policy, project and program development, implementation and evaluation. Program logic models are visual tools for thinking about the way an intervention is intended to create a desired change.
This learning experience has been provided by the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.
Participant benefits
Recall how program logic models can be used in planning, consultation, implementation and evaluation of interventions.
Identify how using program logic models can benefit work in government.
Compare the main elements of program logic models.
Construct a draft program logic model for your own intervention.
Suitable for
All staff.
Category and User Level
This learning experience is part of the Program: Evaluation skills for Australian Public Servants and aligns with the Strategy, Policy, & Evaluation Craft at the Foundation level.
Considerations
This course is a part of the Evaluation skills for Australian Public Servants program. Each course may be completed independently, however learners with an interest in evaluation tools and skills are encouraged to complete the entire program.
Price
Free of charge.
This course introduces public servants to program logic models for policy, project and program development, implementation and evaluation. Program logic models are visual tools for thinking about the way an intervention is intended to create a desired change.
This learning experience is part of the Program: Evaluation skills for Australian Public Servants
This learning experience has been provided by the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.
Full course details
See full course details for more information, including other available sessions.
Considerations
This course is a part of the Evaluation skills for Australian Public Servants program. Each course may be completed independently, however learners with an interest in evaluation tools and skills are encouraged to complete the entire program.
How to register - Additional Information
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