Evaluating your Development Education online
Join us for Evaluating your Development Education online: a two-session training
Dates:
Wednesday 14 April, 10.00 -12.00 & Tuesday 20 April, 10.00 -12.00
Evaluation of participatory learning through online means is in its infancy but, as result of the pandemic, is likely to remain important. This online event will give you an opportunity to consider existing ideas and to develop new ideas for online evaluation of Development Education.
The training will be led by Harm-Jan Fricke, a Development Education/Global Citizenship Education project manager, evaluator and workshop facilitator. He has been involved in a range of DE projects and programmes, particularly through support for the EU DEAR Programme and its grant-funded projects.
The training involves two workshops and one task in-between sessions.
The first workshop (14 April) focuses on evaluation approaches that are useful in assessing the skills, the knowledge/understanding, or the behaviour and attitudes that Development Education projects want to affect. How can this be done online? This first workshop involves a mix of presentations and participant input of their experiences and ideas.
Before the second workshop, participants will be asked to do some homework: identifying a particular skill, or knowledge/understanding, or behaviour or attitude they would want to evaluate through online assessment.
The second workshop (20 April) will then involve presentation of further ideas for online evaluation. This will focus on participants considering in collaboration how the issues identified as part of the homework can be evaluated through online means.
Participants should be available to attend both sessions in full. A short pre-session survey will be sent to registered participants in advance of the training.
If you have any questions, please contact us.
Cost for IDEA members:
€20.00
Cost for non-members: €40.00
You can register below:
In June, a delegation from our Erasmus+ partner organisation LAPAS (Latvian Platform for Development Cooperation) visited Dublin for a two-day learning and exchange visit hosted by IDEA. The visit was part of an ongoing collaboration with LAPAS to strengthen quality global citizenship education (GCE) in Ireland and Latvia, using the IDEA Code of Good Practice as a framework. You can find out more about the Erasmus+ project here.
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