Starting to measure your impact
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The cycle of good impact practice: Case studies
On 4 December 2018.
Could case studies help you better understand your impact, as well as providing content for communications and fundraising?
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The cycle of good impact practice: Focus groups
On 4 December 2018.
Could facilitated discussions be a useful way to explore different perspectives in more depth?
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The cycle of good impact practice: Interviews
On 4 December 2018.
Could interviews enable you to gather more detailed information?
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The cycle of good impact practice: Surveys
On 4 December 2018.
Could surveys help you collect information about a particular group of people?
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The cycle of good impact practice: Decide what data to collect
On 4 December 2018.
What data do you need, and how are you going to collect it?
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The cycle of good impact practice: Review your existing data
On 4 December 2018.
How useful is your existing data?
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Agree your impact and outcome goals
On 4 December 2018.
What difference do you want your programme or service to make?
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Involve users in your impact practice
On 4 December 2018.
Why is it important to involve users in your impact measurement and how can you do this effectively?
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The cycle of good impact practice: Define your issue and target audience
On 4 December 2018.
Who is your programme or service for, and why do they need it?
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The cycle of good impact practice: Quantitative data
On 4 December 2018.
How can you analyse quantitative data to understand the extent of change?
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The cycle of good impact practice: Analyse your data
On 4 December 2018.
What’s the best way to make sense of the data you’ve collected?
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The cycle of good impact practice: Observations
On 4 December 2018.
Could observation help you understand how users engage with your service by seeing it for yourself?
