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$ Capturing Outcomes of Library Programs (Infopeople) In-Person

If your library offers programming then you know it is important to evaluate it. In the past, traditional output measurements such as attendance and participation have been the primary means of evaluation, but what strategies can you use to determine whether and how you’re meeting important program goals? By capturing outcomes programming staff get the chance to see and document changes in patrons’ attitudes, behaviors, and skills inspired by their programming.

 

In this course programming staff will learn to:

  • Recognize the value of program outcomes as they relate to capturing and sharing progress toward program goals.
  • Develop outcomes measurement tools to fit specific programs.
  • Analyze program outcomes data effectively.
  • Utilize outcomes findings effectively to advocate for libraries and the transformative programs they offer.

This course will explore a range of strategies for capturing program outcomes for all ages of library patrons. Learners will leave the course with a framework for articulating program goals, capturing outcomes aligned with those goals, and using outcomes to advocate for programming in the library.

 

Click here for more information and to register.

Date:
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
Time:
All Day Event
Time Zone:
Eastern Time - US & Canada (change)
Location:
Online - At Your Computer
Categories:
  Library Management     Online Course  

Event Organizer

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Lauren Clossey

State Library of North Carolina
Continuing Education Consultant
Phone: 919-814-6791
E-mail: lauren.clossey@dncr.nc.gov