Interviews for Evaluation | University of Westminster, London | 13:30 - 16.45 | 20-21 April 2016
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Interviews For Evaluation
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Interviews can be a vital part of any project when evaluating programmes and their impact. The qualitative data from interviews can provide a wide range of open-ended information about people’s motivations, feelings, attitudes, and what they remember. This
is a two-part series that will address how to conduct and analyse interview-based evaluation.
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How To Design and Conduct Qualitative Interviews For Evaluation
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The early stages are crucial for success, both in receiving good information and having a plan for analysis. This workshop covers the early stages of developing questions and setting up a good design for conducting interviews.This is the first in this two-part
series.
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Wednesday 20th April 2016
13:30 - 16.45
University of Westminster
309 Regent St, London W1B 2HW, United Kingdom
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How To Analyse Qualitative Interviews For Evaluation
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This workshop covers the analysis stage after your questions have been developed, you have ensured a good design, and conducted your interviews. This is the first in the two-part series.
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Thursday 21st April 2016
13:30 - 16.45
University of Westminster
309 Regent St, London W1B 2HW, United Kingdom
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Eric Kennedy, MSc
Eric Kennedy (Consortium for Science, Policy & Outcomes, Arizona State University) is a consultant with experience fostering collaboration between industry, government and public stakeholders. His research background includes qualitative ethnography and focus
particularly on interview and survey design. Mr Kennedy provides evaluation and research methods consulting within both academic and non-profit contexts.
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Dr Eric Jensen
Dr. Eric Jensen (Associate Professor, Dept. of Sociology, University of Warwick) is a leading social scientist specializing in innovative methods of conducting impact evaluation research in informal learning and public engagement contexts.
Jensen is author of
Doing Real Research: A Practical Guide to Social Research (SAGE). Dr. Jensen holds a PhD in Sociology from the University of Cambridge (UK). He teaches social research methods at the University of Warwick.
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Reservation Costs
Early Bird Discounts if you book by Tuesday 8th April 2016
Registrations costs are for workshops separately.
For-Profit Businesses |
£165.00 |
For-Profit Businesses - Early Bird |
£132.00 |
Non-Profit / Unaffiliated Individuals |
£95.00 |
Non-Profit / Unaffiliated Individuals - Early Bird |
£76.00 |
Concessionary (Students/Unemployed) |
£45.00 |
Concessionary (Students/Unemployed) - Early Bird |
£36.00 |
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*If you want to attend this workshop but find that you cannot afford it, please email [log in to unmask] with
a short explanation of your circumstances, how much you can afford and we will work with you to consider cost adjustments.
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