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Leslie Ayre-Jaschke replied to Sam Laban's discussion Interesting Resources"I attended a presentation at the Canadian Evaluation Society's conference in Victoria in June entitled "Innovative evaluation practices: Cross-case study analysis to maximize the value of evaluation results" by Shannon Clark-Larkin…"
Timothy Pyrch left a comment for Leslie Ayre-Jaschke"Hi Leslie. Thanks for reconnecting. I remember our time together at the Knowledge Transfer conference in Edmonton in 2004 very well. I think our Collective Inquiry group very much resembled a knowledge commons in action. Cheers. Timothy"
Leslie Ayre-Jaschke replied to Sam Laban's discussion Interesting Resources"I see that this article referenced Jamie Gamble's primer on developmental evaluation (and Michael Quinn Patton has a new book on DE coming out next month), but didn't mention Outcome Mapping, which looks at documenting and building an…"
Leslie Ayre-Jaschke left a comment for Fay Fletcher"Hi Fay--
Good to see you here--there's some exciting work going on!
I visited Voice Thread but don't see a way to search for your work. Leslie"
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June 22, 2010 from 1pm to 2pm
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- At 12:55pm on June 23, 2010, Timothy Pyrch said…
- Hi Leslie. Thanks for reconnecting. I remember our time together at the Knowledge Transfer conference in Edmonton in 2004 very well. I think our Collective Inquiry group very much resembled a knowledge commons in action. Cheers. Timothy
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