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2006 Darwin Conference	Presentations

These Power Point presentations have been converted to Adobe Pdf files, and reduced to six slides to a page ( to reduce file sizes for downloading). To enlarge slides on screen, either click on the Adobe enlarge button, or set the desired enlargement from the drop down menu on the Adobe tool bar, or select the zoom-in tool. For full screen display, right click on the desired link and select Open in New Window (or New Tab) To print an enlargement, click the Adobe print icon, and set Advanced properties as follows: Click on Advanced, uncheck Print as image and click OK. In the Page Scaling drop down menu, select Tile all pages. Set Tile Scale to 200% This prints the slides one per sheet, but in a strange order. To print slides in the correct order select Properties -> Layout -> Rotated landscape. To return Adobe to default settings, first reset Page Scaling to None, then check Print as image click OK and reset your desired page layout.	Bycroft, P and Scheinpflug, S - Developing Defensible Evaluation Techniques in the Human Services Sector Conner, R - The Opportunities and Challenges of Evaluating Community-Based Health Promotion Projects: Lessons from the Field Cummings, R - Rethinking Use in Evaluation Studies Drake, P - Welcome to: “Harnessing Problem Solving” Dussuyer, I and Smart, D - Linking Up Research, Policy and Practice: Lessons From a Collaborative Crime Prevention Project Dyall, L - Powhiri : A Model for Host Responsibility and Evaluation of Harm Minimisation Requirements in New Zealand Funnell, S and Rogers, P - Evaluating Complex and Complicated Programs: Issues, Approaches, Implementation and Implications Gervais, M - The Role of Evaluation to Improve a Complex Network of Services: Fourteen Years of Experience to Share Gervais, M - Effective Evaluation: Issues, Challenges and Lessons learned from Canadian Practices Heading, G - The Desirability of Problem Based Learning for Australian and International Rural GP Registrars Markiewicz, A - A Balancing Act: Resolving Multiple Stakeholder Interests in Program Evaluation McDonald, E - Illustrating The Benefits of Using a Mixed Method Evaluation Design in the Context of a Remote Indigenous Community Pepin, G - To Jump In or Not To Jump In? The Art of Understanding How People Get Involved in Evaluation Rist, R - Keynote Presentation: From Studies to Streams – The Coming Transformation of Evaluative Knowledge Rist, R et al - Panel Discussion: Valuing Evaluation Evidence in Policy, Program and Resource Allocation Decision Making Shaw, H - An Action Learning Approach to Evaluating Community Engagement Sithole, B, - Through my eyes! From Closing Panel Session Smith, M et al - The Child the Heart of the Matter - Evaluation of School Performance: Meeting the needs of various audiences Vasiliauskas, E - The Perfect Mix or just a Mish-Mash? Mixed Method Evaluations Zappelli, R and Snow, K - Market Research or Program Evaluation: An Exploration of the Differences and Similarities between the Two

2006 Darwin Conference

Presentations

These Power Point presentations have been converted to Adobe Pdf files, and reduced to six slides to a page ( to reduce file sizes for downloading).

To enlarge slides on screen, either click on the Adobe enlarge button, or set the desired enlargement from the drop down menu on the Adobe tool bar, or select the zoom-in tool.
For full screen display, right click on the desired link and select Open in New Window (or New Tab)
To print an enlargement, click the Adobe print icon, and set Advanced properties as follows:
- Click on Advanced, uncheck Print as image and click OK.
- In the Page Scaling drop down menu, select Tile all pages.
- Set Tile Scale to 200%
- This prints the slides one per sheet, but in a strange order. To print slides in the correct order select Properties -> Layout -> Rotated landscape.
- To return Adobe to default settings, first reset Page Scaling to None, then check Print as image click OK and reset your desired page layout.