Writing Project Evaluation Reports with Philip Vassallo

Challenge: One of the greatest challenges of writing evaluation reports occurs during the planning stage. Writers who efficiently and precisely compose lengthy work-related documents, such as meeting minutes, proposals, and justification reports, often falter when writing a project or program evaluation report because they might not have begun the writing process fully aware of its scope. They may have the requisite job knowledge to understand the point of the project as a whole. They may even have sufficient data to begin drafting. Yet they may struggle in deciding what to include.

Knowing that much of the battle of rendering an effective evaluation report lies in the content selection, writers often seek guidance to jumpstart the writing process. How do they frame the report into the narrowest yet most useful perspective possible?

Solution: Writing Project Evaluation Reports helps writers in establishing the scope and criteria, collecting and analyzing data, and organizing an evaluation report. This webinar provides useful tips in grounding the writer during the planning phase of the evaluation report. Its main focus is to define critical terms and issues before tackling the writing assignment. Register Here