May 2008
Intermediate to advanced
320 pages
8h 39m
English
In the evaluation's definition, the term value refers to the range of ideals held by stakeholders and society. The CIPP model calls for the evaluator and client to identify and clarify the values that will guide particular evaluations. Stufflebeam (2003) suggests that all evaluations should begin with the clear articulation of core values associated with any program or solution. Each of the four types of evaluations (context, input, process, and product evaluation) has a reciprocal relationship with a particular evaluative focus: goals, plans, actions, and outcomes:
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