Course curriculum
Just like so many other aspects of grant writing, using a logic model helps both your team and your potential funder understand your project much better. That’s why we always recommend including a logic model in a grant application. But what is a logic model? It’s a graph or flow chart-style visual representation that communicates how your proposed program will work.
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Welcome
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Notes Page
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Logic Models
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Logic Models Quiz
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Logic Models Template
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About this course
- $45.00
- 7 lessons
Course Objectives
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Understand the importance and benefits of using logic models in program planning.
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Explore the components of logic models, specifically focusing on the Kellogg Foundation Model and the United Way Model.
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Differentiate between activities, inputs, outputs, and outcomes within the context of logic models.
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Define the concept of a goal and its role within logic models.
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Analyze the stages of logic models and identify the type of evaluation conducted at each stage.
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Identify various measurement tools used to assess program outcomes and outputs.
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Develop skills in creating a logic model to independently construct a logic model for a given scenario or project.
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Reflect on the significance of logic models in facilitating comprehensive program planning and evaluation processes.
Instructor(s)
Rachel Cagle
Grants Associate
