Steps to Building your Logic Model • Long-term Outcomes • Initial & Intermediate Outcomes • Activities • Inputs • Outputs Reviewing your Logic Model
7.10: Logic Models and indicators
Sample Logic Models Showing Indicators. In these two examples, you can see how the indicators connect with the programs’ inputs, outputs, and outcomes. Review the indicators shown, and …
A logic model is a graphic organizer describing what a program or intervention does to create both short-term and long-term change. It is an actionable plan with explicit steps that map to clearly …
• Describe what a logic model is, and how it can be useful to your daily program operations • Identify the key components of a logic model • Develop a logic model for your program • Use a …
Sample Logic Model of Project Performace Measures Author: EPA AO OEAEE Office of Environmental Education Subject: Example of a completed logic model Keywords: grants, …
While there are many variations of and formats for logic models, there are common components across most logic models. This document provides an overview of these common …
What is a logic model? A logic model provides a visual diagram of your program all on one page. It shows your outcomes—the changes you hope to achieve—and the inputs and activities …
How Do You Develop a Logic Model? 1. Establish a team or work group and collect documents. 2. Define the problem and context for the program or project and determine what aspect of your …
Section 7: Using Logic Models in Evaluation
Recognize how the logic model helps you determine meaningful and useful evaluation questions – know what to measure. Understand indicators and know what information best answers your …
WHAT ARE LOGIC MODELS? A Logic Model is a visual tool, like a flowchart. It is used in project planning and evaluation to identify, record, and visualize the steps of a project and their …