When you’re busy delivering a lively learning programme, it can be easy to forget to factor in time to plan for and collect robust evaluation data about the impact and value of your work. After all, nobody comes to a workshop just to fill in an evaluation survey!

This interactive session will focus on why it’s important to evaluate the impact of your learning programme, how to plan what you’ll evaluate and how to collect data, analyse and communicate it in a structured but flexible way that means the whole thing doesn’t become a huge bore.

Please bring live ideas and projects to the session so that we can work together to create evaluation plans for use in your organisation.

Jenni Waugh has worked as an evaluation consultant for over 14 years with a wide range of clients on projects that range from community archaeological digs to complex NLHF projects run by universities and major regional museum trusts. She is used to creating evaluation tools which can flex to suit audience needs, to ensure that participants have a voice, regardless of language, ability or age. Clients include Abberley WI, Birmingham Museums Trust, Ironbridge Coracle Trust, Library of Birmingham, Severn Valley Railway, Universities of Birmingham and of Leeds and Wolverhampton Art Gallery.

For more details see: https://jenniwaughconsulting.com/