STUFFLEBEAM'S FOUR TYPES OF EVALUATION
Stufflebeam suggests (2003) that the CIPP model is intended for use in internal evaluations conducted by an organization's evaluators, self-evaluations conducted by project teams or individual service providers, and contracted or mandated external evaluations.
The CIPP model allows the evaluator to focus on four distinct but related activities, mainly the specific evaluation of each one of four areas: context, inputs, processes, and products. Evaluation of each of these areas can be conducted individually, sequentially, or in parallel, depending on the situation. The basic idea is that these evaluations complement the information requirements of the stakeholders rather than replace existing information or ...
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