We’ve covered the initial aspects of developing a comprehensive evaluation plan: focusing the evaluation and collecting the data. These aspects are those for which the logic model provides assistance. Two additional components of comprehensive evaluation plans are not covered in this course: analyzing the data and using the information.

Remember: The core components of a complete evaluation plan include:

Focusing the Evaluation	Collecting Information	Analyzing Information	Using Information
Questions — What do you want to know?	Sources	Analysis	To whom?
Indicators — How will you know it?	Methods	Interpretation	When?
	Timing		How?
	Samples
	Instrumentation

Print and use the Evaluation Plan Worksheet for comprehensive evaluation planning.

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