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aes19 International Evaluation Conference

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11:00am AEST

Logic is the beginning of wisdom, not the end of it C2.5Squirrel Main • Caroline Anderson • Alice Knight

11:30am AEST

Contribution analysis: Evaluating the impact of intensive family services, applying theory in a real-world context. C2.5Squirrel Main • Jane Howard

12:00pm AEST

The Consolations of Evaluation Theory C2.5Squirrel Main • Brad Astbury • Andrew Hawkins The role of evaluation in social impact bonds C2.4Gill Westhorp • Ruby Leahy Gatfield • Sue Leahy • Claudia Lennon

2:00pm AEST

Frameworks for program evaluation: considerations on research, practice and institutions C2.5Ian Patrick • Ghislain Arbour

2:30pm AEST

Evaluation for enlightenment: Creating value through process evaluation C2.3Rae Fry • Rory Sudfelt Necessary components of a theory of change for system level interventions C2.5Ian Patrick • Nerida Rixon

3:30pm AEST

Maximising Effectiveness of "Evaluation to Policy Making " Process C2.2Leanne Kelly • Rini Mowson How do we know? Implications of epistemology for evaluation practice C2.4Mardi Trompf • Gill Westhorp

4:00pm AEST

Knowing the value of knowledge: emerging approaches to evaluating research through end user perspectives. C2.5Sean Chung • Larissa Brisbane • Emily Prentice

11:00am AEST

Bringing values into evaluation: A tool for practitioners C2.4Anne Markiewicz • Mathea Roorda Rubrics - a tool for unboxing evaluative reasoning Pyrmont TheatreRonelle Hutchinson • Julian King • Nan Wehipeihana • Judy Oakden • Kate McKegg • Adrian Field

12:00pm AEST

Using Program Design Logic to manage the risk of program failure Pyrmont TheatreRonelle Hutchinson • Andrew Hawkins

12:10pm AEST

Collective impact evaluation in primary prevention of violence against women C2.4Anne Markiewicz • Louise Falconer

12:15pm AEST

Opening Up The Box: making evaluation useful to stakeholders C2.4Anne Markiewicz • Hwee Lee Seah

12:20pm AEST

Let's focus on the Big M and little e (Me) C2.4Anne Markiewicz • Damien Sweeney • Dave Green

1:30pm AEST

"Fellows Forum Contributions of Theory to Evaluation Practice: Examples from the Field" C2.1Marion Norton • John Owen • Rick Cummings

2:30pm AEST

Ethics unveiled: Foregrounding who is holding the box in the evaluation of higher education equity programs C2.1Marion Norton • Matthew Lumb • Rhyall Gordon

10:30am AEST

Front-end loading: The value of formative evaluation in setting program focus: a case study of the Australian Volunteers Program C2.6Kiri Parata • Keren Winterford • Farooq Dar • Anna Gero Un-boxed: Developmental evaluation's great strength and ultimate challenge Pyrmont TheatreGhislain Arbour • Samantha Togni • Kate McKegg • Nan Wehipeihana

11:30am AEST

Evaluation: What is the value in the box? Pyrmont TheatreGhislain Arbour • Laurence Denholm • Anthea McClintock • Lyn Alderman • Geoff Gallop • Nicholas Gruen • William Murphy • Simon Smith • Jonathan Wheaton

1:30pm AEST

Unpacking the complex boxes C2.3Mathea Roorda • Jo Farmer

2:00pm AEST

The dance of evaluation: Engaging stakeholders to develop an evaluation framework across a highly diverse training organisation C2.6Duncan Rintoul • Racheal Norris • Linda Klein

2:30pm AEST

Assessing achievements in implementing place-based initiatives - unboxing the assessment process C2.3Mathea Roorda • Patricia O'Connor • Greer Edsall Operationalising systems-thinking approaches to evaluating health system innovations: The example of HealthPathways Sydney C2.6Duncan Rintoul • Carmen Huckel Schneider • Sarah Norris