Using Logic Models for Program Development
G.D. Israel 2001 University of Florida Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences Extension Service

Logic models identify program outcomes, processes in which clients are to engage, and the organization structure for delivering educational activities. Well-conceived logic models are based on relevant disciplinary research and developed in consultation with other faculty. The process of developing a logic model forces program developers to make assumptions about how the program will work. In developing a logic model, one "starts with the end": that is, starts with a focus on the outcomes to be achieved. Then one works back to identify the steps necessary to achieve these outcomes.


Full text available online


Resource Type: Pedagogic Resources:Overview/Summary, Journal Article
Research on Learning: Assessment:Program Evaluation, Ways Of Learning:Social Networking