Mixing your methods

Rubric-Enhanced Evaluation

Introduction

Lessons from Jane

So...what are rubrics? (2:01)
Who tends to love rubrics? (1:59)
Iterating your rubrics (1:31)
Rubrics as reasoning tools (3:01)
Mixing your methods (1:40)
How good is good (2:43)
Too much work (2:38)
Future proofing your rubrics (1:24)
Rubric creation steps (4:40)
Connecting with your Theory of Change (4:16)
Isn't this all just subjective? (6:43)
Frustrated with Physics Envy? (6:42)
Moving away from jargon. (5:12)
Using Evaluative Reasoning (2:02)
When you need a rubric. (4:03)
Getting started with rubrics. (6:46)
When should your team learn to use rubrics? (5:52)
Next steps in learning to use rubrics. (4:04)
Answering evaluative questions (4:40)

Readings

Actionable Evaluation Basics - eBook download
Evaluative Reasoning a Methodological Brief written by Jane for UNICEF
Evaluative Rubrics: a Method for Surfacing Values and Improving the Credibility of Evaluation
Evaluation rubrics: how to ensure transparent and clear assessment that respects diverse lines of evidence
Unlearning Some of our Social Scientist Habits
Better Evaluation's Introduction to Rubrics