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By on June 24, 2015

Two New Courses on learn.preventconnect.org!

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There are 2 new courses on learn.preventconnect.org!

Being Smart about Statistics

This course, intended for sexual and domestic violence prevention practitioners, discusses key considerations for identifying quality statistics and rephrasing them appropriately for use in presentations, reports, and more.Participants will be able to:

  • Identify and explain three considerations that can be used to help assess the credibility of a statistic.
  • Identify two reputable sources for statistics on sexual violence.
  • Identify and explain two considerations for appropriately rephrasing existing statistics.

All Research is Not Created Equally:Assessing the quality of program evaluation studies

This course, intended for sexual and domestic violence prevention practitioners, discusses considerations for using research evidence to inform program planning, including the current state of research in the field, the kinds of evidence, and criteria for assessing the quality of program evaluation research studies.Participants will be able to:

  • Describe the role of research evidence in evidence-informed decision-making for program planning.
  • Identify two sources of information on the best available research evidence for sexual and intimate partner violence prevention.
  • Identify and explain three considerations that can be used to help assess the credibility of a program evaluation.

 

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