PEEC Home Page | Research | Tools | Resources | Reports | Forum | Subscribe | Search Online resources for logic modeling The following list of links is from page 23 of the April, 2003 report Measuring Results, authored by Barbara Schneider, Ph.D., and Nicole Cheslock, M.A., and sponsored by the CoEvolution Institute. Israel, G. D. Using logic models for program development. Kirkpatrick, S. 2001. The program logic model: What, why and how? McNamara, C. Guidelines and frameworks for designing basic logic models. Rockwell, K., and Bennett, C. Hierarchy for targeting outcomes and evaluating their achievement. United Way of America. Outcome measurement resource network. W.K.Kellogg Foundation. Logic model development guide. Additionally, Innovation Network has created an on-line logic model development tool. In order to use the tool, you must first register on the web site. Other potentially useful evaluation resources are available at this site as well. Finally, here is a link to many logic modeling resources posted on the Center for Disease Control web site. Attached to this page is nice article on theories of change. Another link takes you to an impact evaluation framework that integrates with the diffussion of innovations ideal. Attachments: Leat 2005 Theories_of_change.pdf 168k Attachments are downloaded and saved on your computer. Some files will open automatically, but you may have to open them separately, outside of your browser. PDF files are opened using Adobe Acrobat Reader, available at Adobe's web site. Last Updated: Tuesday, Jun 02, 2009 PEEC Home Page | Research | Tools | Resources | Reports | Forum | Search