This guide provides activities with handouts, slides, and other resources for facilitators to use in helping individuals and groups create and use logic models. The materials in this guide, based …

What is a logic model? A detailed visual representation of a program and its theory of change. Why develop a logic model? Inputs or resources include the human, financial, organizational, …

Using a logic model can help depict the program components. Also known as a program model, theory of change, or theory of action, a logic model illustrates the relationship between a …

Logic Model Template for Supervisory & Managerial Training: This logic model provides agencies with a systematic and visual aid to identify a training program’s components: inputs, outputs, …

When developing a new program or trying to figure out what aspects of an existing program need to be evaluated, a logic model may be helpful in showing the various components, activities, …

Programs do not need to evaluate every aspect of a logic model. Logic models play a critical role in informing evaluation and building the evidence base for a program.

By mapping out the underlying assumptions and theories of change that drive a program, logic models help evaluators identify potential gaps, inconsistencies, and areas of improvement in …

Logic models provide an approach for program planning, management, monitoring, and evaluation. They present a concise, graphic depiction of what a process, project, program, or …

This course provides a holistic approach to planning and evaluating education and outreach programs. It helps program practitioners use and apply logic models – a framework and way of …

Building a logic model is a foundational step in program evaluation. A logic model outlines what your program is trying to achieve and lays the groundwork for all of your evaluation activities. …