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Leading Successful Programs: Using Evidence to Assess Effectiveness | Harvard University

Leading Successful Programs: Using Evidence to Assess Effectiveness | Harvard University

In dynamic sessions, you will explore a framework for thinking about a range of evidence types and delve deeply into specific evidence generating strategies – experimental and quasi-experimental designs, implementation evaluation, predictive analytics – taking time to understand the strengths and limitations of each. You will work together as a group to pull these ideas together in the context of real-world limitations such as budgets, a lack of time, and political constraints.

 


 

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Price
$4,800
Delivery
Online
Date
June 24 - June 28, 2024
Level
Intermediate
Language
English