Suchergebnisse

About the author -- Acknowledgments -- Preface to the second edition -- The justification for presenting data effectively -- Graphics -- Text -- Color -- Arrangement -- A short last word on presenting data effectively -- Appendix A Research and evaluation report layout checklist -- Appendix B Data visualization checklist -- Index

AbstractGraphic design has a role in securing the attention and engagement of the reader, a way of making complicated data a more digestible cognitive aid, but it has been almost entirely ignored until quite recently in evaluation. The author argues that the professionalism of evaluators and evaluation practice will require an evolution in the way evaluators talk about our work. The author describes a number of models and sources of inspiration for becoming more mindful communicators. © Wiley Periodicals, Inc., and the American Evaluation Association