Category: ANZEA Event
Realist Evaluation - Hunting for Generative Causality with Jeph Mathias
Realist Evaluation - Hunting for Generative Causality with Jeph Mathias22 & 23rd October10am - 2pm In evaluating programmes our brief is often more than “did it work?”. In many situations, partic…
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Examining individualised funding for disabled New Zealanders in a realist lens with Samanthi Bandara
Kai and KoreroExamining individualised funding for disabled New Zealanders in a realist lens with Samanthi BandaraWednesday 17th September12:00 - 1:00pm Samanthi Bandara will share insights into the…
Zane Mather
Kai & Korero Session
Wednesday 25th June 12-1pm
Free Webinar presented by Zane Mather
Zane Mather will share some reflections on working as tangata tiriti in the rangahau and arotake (Research and evaluation) spaces – the joys and the challenges of working in partnership. He will talk about how he thinks about his role and positioning, comfort (and intentional discomfort) across contexts, as well as providing a safe space for a kōrero about experiences others have had in navigating this space.
Zane is Principal Advisor Rangahau Māori in Te Tari Aroktake Mātauranga at the Education Review Office. He has worked across ERO, Te Puni Kōkiri and Treasury – largely with a focus on system-level evaluation in education settings. His interest in working in the rangahau and arotake space was sparked by doing some mahi on the teaching of te reo Māori in English-medium schools, which kickstarted an ongoing reo journey, and a passionate interest in the revitalisation of te reo Māori. His academic background includes Philosophy, Linguistics and Religious Studies, as well as (in a belated nod to employability) Social Sector Research Evaluation.
Evaluation Fundamentals 102 - 21st & 28th August
Keep learning about what evaluation is and how to do it in this second Evaluation Basics course, where you’ll learn more about how to design and deliver a robust evaluation.
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Evaluation Fundamentals 101 - 23 & 30th July
Learn what evaluation is, when it can be used, and when it's useful. Discover what some of the essential tools and skills are for your evaluation toolkit.
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29th October: Kai and kōrero session for emerging evaluators and those new to the ANZEA Conference
We warmly invite you to join us at this online kai and kōrero session. Aimed at new and emerging evaluators, those who are new to the ANZEA conference, or anyone who would like to make some connections prior to the event.
POSTPONED Kai and korero Free Session - Inclusive Evaluation: Working with Disabled Peoples with Juvena Julal
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED - we hope to bring it to you in the New Year. Thank you for understanding. Kai and Korero - an ANZEA Free Webinar Inclusive Evaluation: Working with Disabled People…
25th September Kai and korero - An ANZEA free webinar - Evaluation frameworks guide robust evaluation - some practical ideas with Anne Dowden
Kai and Korero - an ANZEA Free Webinar Evaluation frameworks guide robust evaluation - some practical ideas Presenter Anne Dowden Wednesday 25th September 12-1pm Registration is free for all Ev…
8th &15th May 2025: Designing surveys that people will trust - an Online Workshop with Adrian Field
Surveys are often a key element of evaluation practice, but are increasingly challenged by the multitudes of surveys simultaneously in the field, each fighting for the attention of their respondents.
Register for our professional development workshop where you will interactively learn about the promise and perils of survey design, have opportunities to design and test survey questions, and explore options for implementing surveys.
29th August & 3rd September: Evaluation Fundamentals 101 - An Online Workshop with Kara Scally-Irvine
Learn what evaluation is, when it can be used, and why it's useful. Discover what some of the essential tools and skills are for your toolkit.
This workshop is aimed at those who are new to the profession, or for those who feel they need a refresher. It is suitable for those working in both government and not-for-profit, as well as anyone working in private consulting.