Reporting Evaluation Findings
“Evaluation should always be conducted with the intention of using the results. If there is no clear intention to use the findings, then an evaluation should not be undertaken.”
When it comes to evaluation, reporting the findings is not the final step—it’s the bridge between data and impact. Just as people come in all shapes and sizes, so do evaluations and their audiences. If our reporting doesn’t meet stakeholders where they are, we risk missing opportunities for action, improvement, and growth. The video below explores how to craft evaluation reporting that provides clear, engaging, and accessible experiences—using digital tools, efficient communication, and thoughtful design to ensure your findings are not just seen, but understood and used.
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Laura Lawson
LearningMatters, LLC
Instructional Designer
