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This blog from the experts at Harvard Business makes a compelling point: Are the numbers you use to describe...

I recently traveled to Denver, CO for Evaluation 2014, the annual conference of the American Evaluation...

A post from our special guest blogger, Ann Emery… Logic models, log frames, and theories of change, oh...

You’ve probably heard the phrase “the cobbler’s children have no shoes,” which is used to describe the...

This month, we want to highlight some of the great online resources available to those in the nonprofit...

If you’re seeking great online resources, we’re here to help! Today, we’re highlighting Logic Depot,...

If you’re looking for great online resources for your business or nonprofit organization, look no further! This...

Structuring questions appropriately is critical to collecting meaningful, interpretable information from...

Question specificity is an important part of crafting your customer survey. Vague questions may not elicit...

In Part 2 of our Customer Surveys series, we review the difference between closed-ended and open-ended...

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